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TorGuard Black Friday Sale: 50% off VPN Service: $30/Year, $4.99/Month

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TorGuard Black Friday Sale: 50% off VPN Service: $30/Year, $4.99/Month
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Store RepTorGuardVPN on 20/11/2015 - 04:30 torguard.net (333 clicks)
BlackFriday

Black Friday is fast approaching, which means some incredible deals from TorGuard VPN. TorGuard is the most feature-rich VPN service around, with proxy extensions, mobile applications, encrypted email, a free viscosity client, and Stealth VPN offerings. With over 1400 servers in 45+ locations, you can expect extremely fast speeds regardless of your location. Invest into the most affordable and secure VPN today and get access to everything the internet has to offer without the annoyance of web censorship or snooping ISP’s.

You can now get 50% Off VPN, Proxy, Email AND Dedicated IP’s or Add-on features with promo code: BlackFriday

BLACK FRIDAY – CYBER MONDAY ONLY DEALS:

10% Off all VPN Routers / 10% Off HDTV Boxes w promo code: BFRIDAY

Buy two years VPN or Proxy and get a $30 gift voucher good for the purchase of select VPN Routers:

NETGEAR R6250
NIGHTHAWK X6 AC3200
NETGEAR NIGHTHAWK AC1900
ASUS RT-AC87U
ASUS RT-AC66U
ASUS RT-N66U

More reasons to choose TorGuard VPN:

  • FIVE simultaneous connections on all your devices.
  • Easy Setup on any system: Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, Chrome
  • VPN Service for as low as $4.99 / month, Access 1400+ IP’s in over 44+ countries
  • Automatically Update newest TorGuard Servers, No Complicated Install or Setup
  • TorGuard mobile app supports easy VPN install on Google Play or App Store
  • Unblock censorship anywhere in the world and Fully encrypt your downloads / browsing
  • Fast connections with 100% Uptime featuring Unlimited Bandwidth and Speeds
  • 24/7 365 Support For Help – Advanced Remote Support Available
This is part of Black Friday / Cyber Monday deals for 2015
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  • pw2002au on 20/11/2015 - 07:13

    Use them and can recommend the interface.

  • LoungeLizard on 20/11/2015 - 07:41

    There seems to be some mixed views on Torguard:

    https://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/2394717

  • [Deactivated] on 20/11/2015 - 08:03

    "100% Uptime"? ? ? I say Pigs arms to that.
    What else are they over exaggerating about?

    But $30/yr is cheap if you don't need need speed.

    • geekboy on 20/11/2015 - 09:37

      Depends what their definition is I suppose, I use them and I've definitely had connections to some servers drop and be offline for quite a while, BUT .. I've always been able to switch to another one.

      It seems a bit disingenuous but technically they could maybe make that claim.

  • UltimateAI on 20/11/2015 - 08:18
    +3

    Hi I have been with these guys for years. Great product and great support.

    Be aware though in Oz since Netflix launched, isp's are very aggressive with qos, throttle all traffic which their dspi cannot classify, kills vpn speeds.
    Any isp in the M2 group will be most impacted for two reasons;
    A) their backbone is heavily congested from all oz bargainers with unlimited plans
    B) they pride themselves on delivering an excellent Netflix / presto ect streaming service and use aggressive qos to maintain the experience.

    I had to change isp's to "belong" and demand to have qos removed, which they did and the speed returned to normal. I get around 9mbps over a 11mbps links.

    Speed depends on many areas, from my experience torguard in Russia , Romania and Canada (stopped using Canada) have all been excellent.

  • coprocessor8087 on 20/11/2015 - 08:42

    Another day, another vpn provider. Never ending stories…..

  • DntRgu on 20/11/2015 - 11:38
    +1

    Used for the last 6months, paid US$30. Looks like standard price special from Previous OZB posted deals.
    Can recommend. PIA is good too, but Torguard works well for myself.
    I tested alot of different VPNs providers when the new laws came out and their speeds took a hammering.
    Make sure you use UDP not TCP.
    Torguard still get okay speeds to Canada(Torrent and Netlfix), but they have decreased over last few months. Romania, USA, etc… still great speeds over Telstra Cable.
    User interface is easy and Torguard on Mobile client is good to use when on open-wifi areas ( While travelling, cafe etc)
    And works well on Merlin on ASUS RT-AC68U.
    My 2c.

  • wilko23 on 21/11/2015 - 07:48

    if you are downloading would you say that a vpn is pretty essential now? Also if I am already getting 3rd world speeds with optus ADLS2+ (3Mbps) is this going to make those speeds worse? All advice very welcome… cheers

  • konholyoh on 26/11/2015 - 12:21

    Just signed up for a yearly VPN service.

    Easy to sign up, pay, and install program.

    Less than 10 mins all up for me.

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