I guess i have not been as lucky as other users. I am based in France, i'll share that much about me. it's impossible for me to log in to many of the proposed hubs. server not responding ... unable to connect... . customer service is promised to you within a few hours, i have contacted them 3 days ago, all i get is messages thanking me for my patience and how my ticket is escalated to higher authority .... when you pay for a service that is billed per day, i suggest customer support to be more efficient, my package arrive at it's end in 3 days. The only hubs I manage to log in on are Canada and France, on the so many that are proposed to use. i haven't use it for those hubs, those i need are not reachable ... Kuddos Proxy Sh on the un usable VPN service, Kuddos on billing customer above average price, Kuddos on the not responding customer support, Kuddos on everything really, a well deserved one star rating.

I heard about this firm and the policy through a friend working with internet safety and hacking for a VPN. His advice was simple: the location of the firm is the most important thing. In the US and europe the government can do strange things with privacy. Beware of their illegal monitoring.

Twitter, Warrant Canary, Transparency Reports, Network Status, Network Alerts!! Port Forwarding: Check TOR's Obfsproxy: Check L2TP/SoftEther: Check CGIProxy: Check OpenVPN ECC+XOR:Check Their ovpn file are remarked (like many others) that can be modified to suit your needs. I like their "Guide" section. You as a potential customer can find it easily at the bottom of the home page. Lots of documentation to make a informed choice in VPN provider. Their homebrew 'Safejumper app' is OK, but I prefer OpenVPN w/obfsproxy.