NordVPN (3-day trial)

[gduvalweb]

Best value VPN

 

[brownxjesus]

Thanks

 

[schaumiger]

NordVPN is decent, but if you're after true privacy and anonymity, I'd recommend against it.

Mullvad, based in Sweden, takes privacy seriously. No account creation needed—just throwaway accounts. You can even pay with bitcoin or cash.

Mullvad remains based.

 

[trentschnezener]

Didn't NordVPN have some sketchy ties to Mossad?

 

[CZordan]

Security features you can trust

Protect yourself online every day, wherever you are. Securely access apps, websites, and entertainment.

My choice because cheap or free VPNs aren't worth the risk. One of the best investments is your own personal security.

https://nordvpn.com/features/

Shareware

I've always used it, I highly recommend it.

 

[rhj63]

Thanks for sharing.

thanks

 

[yeremy]

thank you

 

[Nazcar]

Thanks for sharing.

 

[sidegiger]

I've used this vpn, best value for money vpn

 

[radon]

Thanks! So no need for a subscription with them??

 

[FawnGuapDap]

Never forget that, in general, if a service is free (or sometimes just cheap) then the product is actually you! That's why I sell my data explicitly

 

[DatBoi302]

PRO TIP:
I've been using Nord VPN for years, great VPN, great service with plenty of extra features, reliable, etc, ~ the whole 9 yards.
However, re-subscribing requires a bit of a workaround.

See, when you first subscribe, you most likely are going to do so through some sort of deal package they offer, for instance I got a deal for 2 years, a $20 Amazon giftcard, NordPass, and some other thing, idr, all for $80. This great, but when it comes time to re-up on your next package (2 years later for me), that deal, code, package, or whatever either won't be available or simply just can't be applied when re-subbing on the same account. This would've results in my paying closing to $200 with none of the previously mentioned additional rewards.

Therefore, you have to avoid using the renew option in your account and instead let your service run out. As soon as that happens, just find a YouTubers or really anywhere offering a deal, even Nord itself offers the deal packages, and directly subscribe through that deal link.

TLDR: Re-subscribe through deal links, not renewals as renewals don't get the same discounts or bonuses as the deal links do.