Best VPN deals for Fall 2017

[HBEN]

Hi, i am looking to get a good paid vpn service, usually this time around, vpn providers are offering discounted prices and bundles. I am looking for a VPN which is actually good and is running best in UK region. Any help in this regard would be appreciated. I have short-listed a few VPN providers for me though, like PureVPN, Nord, Express, IPVanish.

I have gotten one deal for PureVPN and is offering a thunderous discount of 70% through https://www.purevpn.com/vpnranks-exclusive.php, but I am unable to get my hands on other discounts.


Please put your suggestions forward.

Thanks

[todthedog]

Living abroad tried several to access the bbc
The best by a street was streamvia.
Faultless with first class customer service.

No connection with the company.

A cracking discount is only good if it works. If you are trying to watch something and it continuously buffers it is not a great deal

Good luck

[martint123]

I recently noticed on HotUKdeals a specil offer from NordVPN £75 for three years.

According to their blog, the offer started November 6 and will last for an entire month.

https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/nordvp ... th-2823433

(not a VPN user)

[HBEN]

Thanks for all the input.

Yes I am considering all the prospects and features. What's the use of a VPN if it gets slow during stream or if one can't stream at all. But I have heard good things about PureVPN and specially about streaming through it. It does not chokes the net.


Btw, this discount I mentioned earlier is now standing at 87% OFF for a 5 year plan. $79.99 I believe if I purchase this one, I'd be at profit. I have not purchased it yet but this one looks hell convincing to me. I don't know how long this deal would be on!

[todthedog]

Stream via uses smart stream worked flawlessly in Sweden. BBC/C4/C5/ITV

Can you try before you buy.
Another continually
buffered

[HBEN]

They have now updated their deal, 87% OFF on a 5 year plan PureVPN... I mean are there any chances to get it for free now! I'll wait a little long.

[john10001]

I tried a lot of VPN's over the last few years but I have recently given up using them because I find that more and more websites are able to identify and block any VPN traffic. And these are not streaming websites I go to. I mostly just used a VPN for added security but they have become more and more unusable and problematic.

ExpressVPN and VyprVPN I found were two of the better ones during my time using VPN's, though quite expensive. I was unable to find a VPN though that worked flawlessly on iPhone iOS or on Android devices. They all had issues and some even burned up my data allowance when I was actually connected to Wi-Fi which is something to watch out for!

[JessUK98]

I use VPNArea it's not too bad. I haven't had any problems streaming, apart from the odd buffering.They have dedicated VPNs for the BBC iPlayer and Netflix, but they don't always work. If you want to download anything though, even a small update file, it can take forever.

[penym]

I do not know if you have considered using an Amazon Firestick? I bought one and put the VPN IPVanish on it. Plugged it in overseas and although I had to learn a bit about it on FB page, it works like a charm. I do have BBC iPlayer account annd also IT. and ALL ; as well.

This has been my best solution after trying Apple TV and a box that lost connection far too often.

So IPVanish works for me!

penym

[JessUK98]

I use VPNArea it's not too bad. I haven't had any problems streaming, apart from the odd buffering.They have dedicated VPNs for the BBC iPlayer and Netflix, but they don't always work. If you want to download anything though, even a small update file, it can take forever.

Have you actually tried using that VPN for Netflix UK from overseas? Plenty of VPN's out there claim that they work, but I have not found one yet that actually does.

Not from overseas, no. I have accessed the US Netflix through it though.

[todthedog]

If attempting a connection from abroad.
If you are making a connection via your router happy days.
If using your computer cache clean log out of everything particularly Google if not your account will be tracked and you blocked VPN or not.
My Google account was registered in France and C4 still believed me to be living there.
Now living in the UK it still believed I was in Sweden. Once Google switched off and cookies removed the issue disappeared.
Good luck