Recommended VPN, page 2

denny45 user on September 19th, 2017 / post 71475
brad_haddin wrote:
Do you guys know which is the best vpn provider because I am traveling for Australia in the coming days and I want to be secure while torrenting from my ISP in Australia. I don't want to receive any notice that's why I want to know which is the best vpn for Australia. but one thing I am looking for in a provider is that it gives two or three days trail version because through this way you can easily check the provider's performance specially speed at the time of torrenting, and streaming.

So please share your recommendations.

Yes surely. There are a lot of free vpn available which can you use or some which provide premium service and trial as well. You can simply check this list of free vpn https://youprogrammer.com/best-free-vpn/ and provide feedback which one you like as a free one or trial one.
Attoystarlightning Power User on January 26th, 2018 / post 71869
I'm using and I feel I can suggest ProtonVPN and AirVPN. ProtonVPN has a free-tier but obviously paying customers have better latency and speed. AirVPN is a pay-only service.
ElmerJohnson user on July 5th, 2018 / post 72393
@brad_haddin I will recommend you to use CyberGhost VPN it is the best and cheapest VPN provider also gives the trail version. If you want to know more about Australia VPN here's the source: reviewsdir.com/best-australia-vpn  you will find the best review about Australia VPN.
munkynstar Moderator on July 7th, 2018 / post 72411
NordVPN seem to be one I see recommended quite alot (torrentfreak and others)..they're currently doing a deal for 3 years, looks like a great offer!!! https://nordvpn.com/special/get3y/  :mbounce:
AhlenArom user on August 16th, 2018 / post 72658
Recently I was hunting around for another VPN to replace ExpressVPN (with them for 2 years) as it will be expiring this September.

Read reviews that Astrill has one of the fastest download speed so I decided to give it a try and subscribed for a month.

Connected to these servers to do speed test during peak hours:

USA-Newyork - Astrill 26.42Mbps /  ExpressVPN 61.63Mbps
Luxembourg - Astrill 19.07Mbps / ExpressVPN 15.86Mbps
Singapore - Astrill 190.83Mbps / ExpressVPN 264.05Mbps

Downloaded some big files from MEGA (file hosting service) via USA-NewYork, Astrill average speed is 56Mbps but ExpressVPN is 184Mbps.

Since Astrill have money-back guarantee, I've requested for a refund and decided to stay with ExpressVPN for another 2 more years.
AhlenArom user on August 16th, 2018 / post 72659
Continue..

Apart of speed, ExpressVPN also offers some amazing features like 148 servers, no logs and excellent live support You can find detailed insights about ExpressVPN in this review here https://www.criticthoughts.com/vpn/expressvpn-review/
mronaldhino user on September 19th, 2018 / post 72792
Hello guys,

According to my knowledge and experience with some best VPN like FastestVPN, ExpressVPN, and NordVPN. my suggestion is that you should try fastestvpn because it really works great on all devices and this VPN has some great features like kill switch, bufferless streaming, and 21 countries servers, so you have many choices to select the best one
bruceslusher user on September 19th, 2018 / post 72793
mronaldhino wrote:
Hello guys,

According to my knowledge and experience with some best VPN like FastestVPN, ExpressVPN, and NordVPN. my suggestion is that you should try fastestvpn because it really works great on all devices and this VPN has some great features like kill switch, bufferless streaming, and 21 countries servers, so you have many choices to select the best one


Agreed with Ronald. I use this VPN and I am very much satisfied with their service after reading FastestVPN review on top VPN service. Here you can also read more reviews on best vpn services.
Mindfakstar Got Prog? on September 20th, 2018 / post 72796
Any advice on VPN (payed) provider that has static port forwarding.
In regards to being able to be connectable and upload to everyone in pool.
bellymanlightning bellyman69 on September 26th, 2018 / post 72802
Mindfak

Torguard.net provides both proxy service and standard VPN (buy separate or bundle price). They also have add-on products which include a static IP. I have a 150M down service and get that when using their proxy for torrents. As a VPN (say spoofing country) I was getting varied results - ranging from a pitiful 5M down to 35M. But they have a add-on for faster service. I think PC mag did a review and found varied results for many based on various tests. No one site stood out.

My ASUS router supports the VPN and with Merlin I was able to "only have certain IPs go through the VPN" - thus I could set it up on the router and make the ROKU go through the VPN but not my main PC which again was being slowed down. But then out of no where no WIFI connection would work - it had no internet and no idea why. Then I read when you install DDWRT people are complaining of capped download speeds - and I haven't found any non-proof of that and have temporarily decided not to.

I figure though - most sites have 7-30d money back policy (torguard.net said - no questions just put in a request) - and figure one can try one after the other until they find one then go for a longer term.
bellosmith user on November 13th, 2018 / post 72955
denny45 wrote:
brad_haddin wrote:
Do you guys know which is the best vpn provider because I am traveling for Australia in the coming days and I want to be secure while torrenting from my ISP in Australia. I don't want to receive any notice that's why I want to know which is the best vpn for Australia. but one thing I am looking for in a provider is that it gives two or three days trail version because through this way you can easily check the provider's performance specially speed at the time of torrenting, and streaming.

So please share your recommendations.

Yes surely. There are a lot of free vpn available which can you use or some which provide premium service and trial as well. You can simply check this list of free vpn https://youprogrammer.com/best-free-vpn/ and provide feedback which one you like as a free one or trial one.


My recommendations are as below:
As far as Australia is concerned, Nord VPN is the best. It has the maximum numbers of servers in Australia in different cities (exact locations not mentioned by the provider).

Secondly, there comes PIA VPN with 181 servers in Australia mainly in Sydney and Melbourne.
Then PureVPN with 78 servers in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane and at number 4 it is IPVanish with 61 servers. It also has servers in Sydney and Melbourne mainly.
elanov user on November 23rd, 2018 / post 72972
Its best not to consider discount only when choosing a vpn service especially for Australian users where government want control over media. It's good to choose the services that are reliable and can deliver you anonymity that is why i trust these vpn offers which list limited but reliable options only.
boonec user on November 26th, 2018 / post 72979
I got Ivacy VPN's Cyber Monday Deal for 87% off and got an additional 10% off after applying the coupon "icm10" at checkout. Got premium VPN for dirt cheap pricing. It's the best VPN in my opinion and provides fast streaming too. https://www.ivacy.com/lifetime-vpn/
katiewilson user on February 28th, 2019 / post 73149
I would recommend FastestVPN because I use it personally and it works very well. It has a wide range of servers from different regions and its interface is easy to use and works very well here in Australia. Get the best Australia VPN service to unblock geo-blocked knowledge from Australia. With military-grade security, users in Australia or any place around the world will surf the net restriction-free! Make a choice from 70+ servers and obtain IPs to relish native content from various countries.
papawise Uploader on March 12th, 2019 / post 73180
What's a good VPN nowadays for South America, any idea?
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