What's a really good VPN that costs <$5 a month?

As a long time VPN user and user of many different VPN services, when it comes to VPNs I recommend PIA. Not only do they offer a huge range of locations, but they store no log data, the VPNs are fast and they have then best support in the business. So what are you waiting for anyway? Order now. It's cheap.

PIA

>>55815827
>shilling this hard
Nice try, NSA. PIA is under US's jurisdiction.

>>55815827
>>55815844
You do know that we can see how many IPs are posting in this thread, right?

PIA definitely

>>55815797
>Any VPS + openVPN

No problems with PIA

Your better off renting a VPS and setting up your own VPN that way you do not have to deal with IP blocks and what not that happen on normal VPN services. If you are worried about legality then rent it in a country that is historically known for not extraditing your info (Amsterdam, Switzerland, etc.)

>>55815868
What's VPS?

As for openVPN, I think I'm currently using that along with Getflix. But for some reason, my real IP is still showing up on some sites, whereas other ones are detecting the IP I want them to.

And also, Google still goes to Google Australia, which is where I live. Don't want that happening.

>>55815797
hostsailor

>>55815891
>What's VPS
/g/ 2016

>>55815856
Everything in this world in under US jurisdiction de-facto

PIA

>>55815905
Sorry, I'm not so good with networking and shit like that.

>>55815891
Your doing it wrong.
Have you tried doing it the right way?

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>>55815888
> country
> Amsterdam

>>55815937
I followed the instructions for setting up openVPN given by Getflix, so I'd assume I was doing it the right way.

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>>55815883
>>55815864
>>55815844
>>55815827
>>55815913
DO NOT FALL FOR THE TRAP, OP
PIA IS UNDER US JURISDICTION AND WILL FUCK YOU OVER. ALL THE MENTIONED POSTS COME FROM THE SAME IP ADDRESS.
>btw IPVanish is bretty gud for 3.50 a month.

PIA

I use PIA (private internet access). Paid for the full year plan and it costs around 3$ for each month.

I use it almost exclusively on my server machine for torrenting (run all network traffic on deluge user through the tun0 interface. Then run rest of network traffic through normal users so the VPN doesn't affect anything but the torrenting user).

>>55815965
STOP SHILLING REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE GET THE FUCK OFF MY BOARD PAID SHILL

CIA

>>55815862
Actually no i didn't

>>55815971
THERE ARE 9 POSTS IN THIS THREAD BY THE SAME PERSON
>inb4 same fagging I am >>55815959

PIA is just the best choice. There's no debate.

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>>55815979

>>55815979
PIA = CIA tbqh fampai

>>55815959
>3.50 a month

Are we looking at the same IPVanish here, anon? The website says $10/month for me

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>>55815989
No.

I'm >>55815971 and the quoted post and this one are the only ones I've made in this thread.

>>55816015
they upped the price, I haven't checked in a while and I guess I'm grandfathered in?

>>55815959
>non-PIA user mad because he paid for another service then found PIA later

idiot.

Also, here OP http://uk.pcmag.com/software/138/guide/the-best-vpn-services-of-2016

smart vpn $3.5

>>55815959
I am myself and no one else.

https://thatoneprivacysite.net/vpn-comparison-chart/

avg has a vpn now famalam.

What's wrong with FrootVPN?

My family and I use PIA its definitely the best choice. At an all time low cost in the demanding VPN market and privacy issues Microsoft has given to all users around the United States of America. With Private Internet Access there's no need to worry just set and forget it. All of your data becomes secured for life and at the low cost I can just keep buying it year after year. Remember PIA your personal assistant against global spying.

PIA is bretty goat. Ignore the trolls.

Sort of relating to OPs question.

I've recently gotten Nord VPN, but everytime I try to connect to a country it gives me an invalid credentials error. How do I fix this?

>>55816474
> PIA pretty gud
> can't even post on 4chan with it

>>55816602
Who cares, not like you can do that with any vpn

I'm also using PIA but TunnelBear looks pretty good. Prices are similar.

>>55816602
You're not supposed to post on here with a proxy anyway.

>>55815797
Mine, I'll let you use it for free.

>>55815918
VPS = Virtual Private Server. Basically a remote server that you can log into and configure. You could rent one of these for cheap, configure it to be used as a VPN and use this instead of renting one that is already set up.

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>>55816636
>tunnelbear

>>55816615
>not like you can do that with any vpn
kek

>>55816727
>doesn't mention 1 (ONE)
nice bait mait

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bought 3 years of zenmate vpn for 3 dollars when there was a deal for my country.

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>>55815883
PIA is pretty cheap but generally slow and as stated likely cucked due to USA. I'm not sure how much weight to give that anymore considering the USA can do whatever the fuck they want anyways. Arrest KimDotCom or the Ukrainian in Poland. Europe is chock full of censorship and cucks as it is looking at their media and governments. They arrest people for Facebook and Twitter posts FFS. It's all very Huxley with a dash of Orwell out there atm. Nothing is safe imo.

>>55816636
Not sure if shill or just dumb

>something falls under US jurisdiction therefore it's automatically fucked

If they don't keep logs then there's nothing to hand to the authorities.

>>55816987
They obviously do keep logs since otherwise they'd be getting butt fucked in Guantanamo.

>>55817001

>you're legally required to keep logs

>>55817018
If the NSA or any of the other three letter agencies tell them to keep logs, they're going to keep logs. Every American agency probably has their infrastructure bugged at every level anyways since it's on American soil and they can do whatever they want.

>>55816746

NordVPN

I've been using mulvad. Should I switch to soemthing?

Just use Cyberghost. It's just a little over $5 a month but it works, and works well.

>>55815827
how much did you get paid to say that.

>>55815797
FrootVPN