Very good VPN ;)

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27.400+ keys right now.

Email used? u can use yopmail.

Remember: Don't buy games using VPN (Steam)

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Just a heads up for anyone that is looking for P2P sharing, CyberGhost doesn't allow it. :/ If you're not into that stuff, then it's one of the best. But if you are, I would suggest IPVanish or PIA as an alternative. I use VPNs to bypass my ISPs bandwidth limit. :P

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no problem with PureVPN, even has a setting for it.

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Correction, the FREE servers don't allow p2p, an it's the same for pretty much any VPN. The PAID version of cyberghost allows p2p. I use it and another one.

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+1

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Oops, I didn't see that.

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Both IPvanish & PIA are located in the US, which is hardly the best location if you care about privacy. Even if they do little or no logging officially, the government can force them to keep logs of a given user at any moment by law. With the quantity of quality alternatives, i avoid US based VPNs like hell and go for countries where the customer is more protected if not by better laws, then at the very least by the lack of jurisdiction of US laws in those countries. In the case of Cyberghost, it is located in Romania.

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How do you bypass a bandwidth limit with a VPN ???

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Some ISPs like Time Warner or Comcast have bandwidth limits on the cheaper services (some ISPs on all services regardless of price) which means when you reach the cap (used to be ~10-20GB/month or so), they would either:

  • Charge you money per GB in excess

  • Throttle your connection to a snail's crawl until the next month when the cap resets

For that reason alone, many users of ISPs have started using VPNs because most reputable VPNs offer unlimited bandwidth. Also, Comcast and other ISPs have been known to sell your personal information out to third parties based on your traffic and such, so users also use VPNs to stay anonymous. To the ISP, all they see is a connection to some random server and from there your VPN generally gives you and hundreds or thousands of users a shared dynamic IP (sometimes a single IP per user).

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thanks for the heads up,i literally use VPNs/Proxies,etc every single day and all the time :D

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that just tells me that your constantly doing illegal things lol

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not necessarily illegal things but i use them to bypass some limitations and stuff :3

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Got it thanks!

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Region locked for US, it seems, had to get on another vpn first

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Privacy wise cyberghost is the 2nd best after airvpn imho. It is also noob friendly with just an on off button and a drop down list of servers.

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Cyber Ghost G2a sale incoming.

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The premium version of any VPN should be fast, and the default settings should select the fastest server based on real location and server load. You can just make a before/after test via http://www.speedtest.net/ Any loss of speed shouldn't be noticeable. Every proper VPN gives a free trial, even if it might be just a one day trial requiring to send an email, so it's easy to test any VPN speed. There is also a minimum guaranteed speed, usually 4 or 5 m/s, but i've never been so low in years.

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Yes, for games however, an exit node closer to the game server can actually ( sometimes ) improve your ping in my experience.

Say you live in Germany with a VPN node in Singapore and play a game which servers are in Nederlands. Your ping would get considerably worse. But if you select a VPN node in the Netherlands, you might end up having a better ping than without VPN. There are divided opinions on the technicalities of this ( as in a VPN should always lower your ping ) but from my experience and that of some friends and from the conflicting "teh internet", it actually ( sometimes ) works.

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Thanks, always handy.

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E-mail farm?

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Wow. I'm using it at the moment and my internet surfing suddenly got a lot faster. Though I'm not sure whether it's because of the VPN or something else. Feels like too good to be true.

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