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VPN.sh - £1/year VPN in 21 worldwide locations

• Groxx 13y ago
  Probably related: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1317642 http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1317642 edit: actually, maybe not. But similar deal, and more context than just a shopping cart.
  • halfpipe 13y ago
    Offer is still running - further information on the specific offer than just the WHT link can be found here: http://pwyw.vpn.sh http://pwyw.vpn.sh Nice find on the WHT link though :D
    • Groxx 13y ago
      That's a much better link, thanks!
      • halfpipe 13y ago
        No worries :) feel free to share it around, as it's likely to disappear before 2014 starts!
• lawl 13y ago
  Sadly it's only 20GB traffic but then again for £1 per year that seems okay.
• znowi 13y ago
  Why do they require all the personal data for the account including place of residence?
• morgo 13y ago
  Having a VPN service like this is useful for testing Geo-based features. I've used / can recommend https://wonderproxy.com/ https://wonderproxy.com/
• asadlionpk 13y ago
  Got one for myself. I admit I don't really have a real use for this, but the offer is good and they accept bitcoin!
• brettfarrow 13y ago
  A great idea and a great offer. One thing that always worries me though: my first welcome email included my account password (that is, the one I used when signing up as opposed to the one needed for VPN use) in plain text. Isn't that a big no-no for security?
  • halfpipe 13y ago
    This is currently in review - however generally this is seen as a "no-no" if the passwords are also stored in plaintext - which they are not. Hope this helps a little, and the fact that it's in review may give some confidence that it's actually being looked in to.