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NordVPN: 100% Cashback for New VPN Plan Customers @ Cashrewards

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It is back! Receive 100% cashback for NordVPN via Cashrewards.

Please refer to the TA's tips here: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/comment/14546423/redir

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$10 for referee and $10 for referrer, after referee makes $20 purchase within 14 days.

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Comments

  • +1

    Signed up this morning and still haven't received the tracking email yet 😞

    • Refund and purchase again if it doesn't track

    • I also purchased this morning and didn't receive an email. But shows it has tracked with $121.92 cashback pending in the app.

      • I had the same thing… No email notification, but the cashback is tracking on the website now.

        (Apologies to cashrewards, I should have ever doubted you!)

        • I had the same issue, and still not tracked, neither email, nor on CR website. Let us see.

  • Any recommendations for VPNs that value privacy instead of your data?

    • +4

      Mullvad

      • I've been eyeing Mullvad for awhile now, my NordVPN subscription finishes in a month or two.

        How you like Mullvad - if you use them?

        Can even get the Mullvad 12 month cards via Amazon which is handy.

        • I did use them a bit last year, service was good, fast servers, but they did remove port forwarding if that matters to you. Overall slightly more expensive than your average VPN such as Nord or Surfshark but I think it's worth it.

          • @ldd-mn: Doesn't seem to many providers that have port forwarding these days. Express, PrivateVPN, PureVPN, Proton, PIA?

      • How are Mullvad any better than Nord?
        Nord only store Login credentials and payment (encrypted) but no data or logs. In turn wouldn't their privacy be equal as no data is saved OR is one just worried about credentials?

        • You don't even need to give Mullvad an email address to sign up.

          This page gives a list of issues that NordVPN has had in the past: https://kumu.io/sobeyharker/vpn-relationships#vpn-company-re…

          • @ldd-mn: I realise that but beyond that and my query more relates to the initial comment of "Any recommendations for VPNs that value privacy instead of your data?"
            Surely ones email address isn't of any concern other than saying that one has a VPN account with them…..which isn't in itself a big deal?

          • @ldd-mn: Thank you for this link. opened my eyes to something new.

    • +1

      you browse the table here.
      work out what privacy features you actually want & pick one.

      https://thatoneprivacysite.xyz/

      ProtonVPN also is popular.for privacy.
      But remember, these are all companies in a very murky industry known for lying..There is no way for you to check their claims.

      • What about this - Mullvad was raided by the Swedish police and wanted them to hand over customer data. They couldn't, because there wasn't anything to take. https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/21/23692580/mullvad-vpn-raid…

        Also the page you linked is very old, published 20/07/19

        • +1

          well that's just a regurgitated press release from Mullvad. It's quite strange that the police apparently left with no information. Can you imagine a country where the police were sent ro investigate an computer crime which leads back to their data centre & nothing is taken for evidence? (details are pretty scant, but it appears to have been a ransomware attack on a German local govt authorities). I find it a bit suspicious myself.

          Mullvad don't publish warrant canaries, they don't publish annual transparency reports.

          One of the big problems with pretty much all VPN providers is they don't own their own hardware, data centres or backbone to the Internet. As anyone half knowledgeable in the IT security sector will tell you when someone has physical access to hardware or virtual machines it's all over. That's what happened to NordVPN with their breach.

          as for the 3yo That privacy Guy, it is quite a good matrix breaking down what protection each provider does & doesn't provide. Mullvad is in Sweden & is part of the 14 eyes security pact. So whilst Sweden might limit what spying it can so autozone citizens. it doesn't stop another country spying on Sweden citizens and handing the information over. This is what the CIA does it's not allowed to spy on American citizens but it can get other countries to spy on them and hand them the data.

          I wasn't knocking Mullvad, it & proton are the darlings of the Reddit VPN world. But it's an industry full of BS salespeople and I wouldn't trust the word of any of them.

          But more importantly it also depends on what you're using it for. When I'm say torrenting I use Ivacy because it's based in Hong Kong and the Chinese don't seem to have any hang up about protecting Western Intellectual Property. If I'm just connecting to another country for streaming I'll use Nord, PIA or TorGuard, as I just want fast & works. If I'm using a public WiFi network and doing something like banking I'll either use one if my own VPN's or Googles.

          The idea of funnelling all your traffic through a single VPN entity is not really secure. You don't know who they are. You can't actually trust them. Who have no idea what they're actually doing with your data.

          It all depends on why you're using a VPN. I don't believe the privacy angle, as moat traffic is encrypted these days, so the idea of your ISP snooping on you isn't really much of an issue anymore. The biggest privacy concern are trackers,.which most VPN's won't stop. You're better off with ublock origin or other ad/tracking blockers (pi hole), also use DoH or DoT and a DNS provider whom you think you can trust (But like VPN providers who knows what data they actually keep).

      • A shame that this table hasn't been updated since 2019. If I find a newer equivalent I will add it to this post.

  • -1

    What's the exchange rate for cashback in AUD from price charged by Nord in USD (assume no forex charge)?

  • How do you pay in USD? I only see that Payments are processed in AUD.

  • I signed up in March for this deal and I've had no issues with Nord, just wish the cashback didn't take so long.

  • Should i use same cashrewards account but sign up nordvpn with a different email address than the cashrewards’ one?

  • There are the three plans Basic, Plus, Complete, are they all included? Or just Basic?

    It does say on the cashrewards page:

    Cashback is ineligible on the following:

    Upsold products such as NordPass & NordLocker.

    The plan page doesn't actually say NordPass or Nordlocker, just

    Tracker and ad blocker
    Cross-platform password manager
    Data Breach Scanner
    1 TB encrypted cloud storage

    • Get basic, plus and complete are just extra junk you don't need
      Bitwarden for passwords
      And google drive/onedrive/whatever you use for storage

  • -2

    So the basic plan cost me $140.04, and the cashback tracked as $121.92.
    Is this some new definition of 100% that I'm not aware of?

    • +5

      Did you change your region to a tax-free state in the USA? If not you paid GST which is the reason. I used Florida, zip code 32003, no tax.

      I just paid $127.31 with cashback tracking same as you, $121.92. I put that down to currency conversion. I can live with $5 net for 27 months. My current 27 month sub expires in a week.

    • -1

      It clearly states on the cash rewards page GST isn't included in cashback

      Furthermore when you went through the checkout you've selected a country that has GST/VAT you should have selected America say California for example and just chucked in a ZIP Code

    • it looks like I was Down voted by the moron above that wasn't smart enough to choose a country that doesn't charge GST ahahahahaha

  • -1

    Bought yesterday and still not tracked.

  • Is this expired?

  • NordVPN cannot be used for 7-11 fuel lock anymore.

  • -1

    I missed it. 😫

  • Oh…missed it.
    Wait for another month.

    • Looks like it’s back, can you check?

  • +1

    Had two transactions of $90 each declined by Cashrewards as apparently the store didn't approve a cashback to Cashrewards without giving any reason. This seems so dodgy as if the store does that, they should be not advertising cashback for that store in the future otherwise what is the point. It appears to me that Cashrewards simply pocketed the money on this occasion.

    • It's a common frustration faced by many customers. No matter how much evidence you show them.

  • Apparently this deal is back!

  • Signed up this morning, received a tracked email around 3 pm, but I spent $127.31 AUD ($83.43 USD) for a 2-year plan, but the cashback was tracked as $87.26 AUD. Did I miss anything? :( (I chose a country that doesn't charge GST)

    • Ditto!

    • I spent A$152.04/2 years and had it tracked at A$104.21. I've sent an enquiry to CR. Why was your plan cheaper?

      • I got the basic 2yrs plan, no addons and tax free country

      • I've got the same basic 2-year plan, and noticed it on the website with a 75% discount plus an extra 3 months free.

        @worryroots Today, the cashback amount jumped to $122.60 AUD! Not sure if it's because of the email I sent to the support team, but I haven't received a reply from them yet.

        • @ririkol910 my cash back still sitting at around 87 AUD and haven’t heard back from support yet

          • @worryroots: Update: My support ticket got resolved and they manually updated my cash back to AUD122

      • I tried to access the NordVPN website, but the price has increased to $99.63 USD. It seems like they've raised the price.

        • It shouldn't matter as it's 100% Cashback. Just avoid upsold products as per CR T&C.

          • @Borg: Check the posts above. People are not getting near to 100%.

            • @gadgetguy: Yeah, strange indeed. One would hope that as the CR deal offers 100% that they sort the ones that were noted as under paid. My past purchase was fine with them so can only guess that they must be having systems issue with this one?.

  • Bought one, cancelled it after 10 minutes as got wrong plan with markups (most premium 2 year one) then signed up on basic 2 year different email - 4 hours later got cash back only on one but seems to exceed the purchase figure for the 2 year basic ($138 cash back pending for $124 purchase) should I be worried that this is tracking for the original purchase which I refunded (meaning it will be voided later) rather than the most recent purchase?

    • File a ticket. See the comments above :)

  • Thought of sharing my experience
    Bought the 2years3 months basic plan for AUD127.31 via paypal and exactly after 2.5hrs got tracked email from CR for AUD123.04

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