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[CHECKME]

Currently looking at Buffered Yearly VPN plan, is a good deal but want to hear your opinion on that.

 

[ELSA-ELI]

I want to start using Nord vpn based on the reviews I have read about It.And I think it is inexpensive and offers quality services because i have seen a lot of legitimate sites promoting It.

 

[silentwatch]

Ussually paid vpn is better then free vpn. Because free vpn is used by many user and its already crowded so you wont get a maximum speed and security. Try a paid vpn like surfshark, i think paid vpn is good for speed and security.

 

[Acrosin]

There are many VPNs out there. I have used quite a few. Like express VPN, stark VPN. So far they can keep your location hidden, it is good since most of these browsers don't have built-in VPN

 

[RaOne]

the paid ones are good for stable net i used to hide my ip to watch netflix so i tried a free one but the result wasn't good

 

[yourenglishcafe]

the paid ones are good for stable net i used to hide my ip to watch netflix so i tried a free one but the result wasn't good

NEVER use free vpns. Firstly, as you say the result is usually not great, the connection speed and quality is never good. But, far more importantly, many (or perhaps most) of them will try their best to steal your information.

 

[naomi1999]

The best in my experience and opinion is Express Vpn. ExpressVPN is one of the most popular and well-respected VPNs on the market. It offers fast speeds, strong security, and a wide range of server locations.

 

[BaleegNajar]

Buffered VPN's yearly plan can be a good deal depending on your specific needs. Consider factors like server locations, connection speed, and customer support. Check reviews for user experiences and ensure it aligns with your usage requirements. If the features and performance meet your criteria, the yearly plan could offer savings compared to monthly subscriptions.

 

[Wisdom01]

Before considering any vpn , ensure it's the right VPN that you are using , you should actually understand that the VPN that you are using have effect on the way you are going to be navigating your platform

 

[Jack / 47 F1]

i would avoid avast vpn. i bought avast last yr because it was cheap & a friend recommend it. long story short, avast sucks. avast uses scare monger tactics to up sell you all the time. im always getting pop ups saying i have tracking cookie on my computer or some other crap. avast want to trap you into paying more for junk.

i posted a negative honest review on trust pilot & avast hounded me & trust pilot to remove my review. avast even asked for my personal telf num so they could talk to me personally. i refused of course. in the end my negative review stayed as i proved to trust pilot that it was my personal experience using avast. but thats how avast & many companies work. they sell crap & treat their customers badly & when you complain, they try to have you erased or discredited.