$35 for a year of VPN access. Regular price is $10/month. I've been using them for several months and really like the service. Good client software too.
VPN Access for $35 Per Year from Ghost Path
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Anyone using this with myTV/TVB currently?
Bugger it, I've signed up (be careful with the page - if your password is deemed too short and bounced you back, it will reset itself and select the 1 month plan) and tested this on hell$tra 4G tether, no lag even at 720p.
Will see how it fare with TPG and Optus cable…
Bit of a VPN noob question, but any issues with a local DHCP WAN? Have got a VPN connection, but it dies when my WAN IP changes. Assume this is a server end setting. You had any issues?
And do they keep records?If you really like your anonymity, you're better off using TOR.
Trying to ping their Hong Kong server hkg2.gpvpn.com = Request time out
Ping hkg1.gpvpn.com
Pinging gw1.hkg1.vitalng.com [117.18.73.46] with 32 byte of data:
Reply from 117.18.73.46: bytes=32 time=239ms TTL=48Speed is OK for the price $3 per month.
oh btw, is that a normal price or some kinds of promotion!?
anyone vouch for the speed? and any restrictions with streaming hulu etc?
Using the app's built in test, I can max out our ADSL2 connection at 8mbps and 17ms ping on Melbourne server. Haven't tried actually streaming yet.
…Ghost Path is a US company
…and?
Do you trust a VPN or any security service based in the US?
If you read the comments above, people are using it to stream content. so it shouldnt really be a problem. Im not sure what you are up to though.
If your streaming content your allowed to view why do you need a VPN? Are you trying to bypass some copyright restrictions?
No, geographical restrictions are far from the same thing as copyright restrictions.
Yes they are. Content publishers, or the copyright holders licence distributors like Hulu, Netflix etc to distribute their content to a particular geographical region. And guess what…Hulu have started blocking VPN connections from their services….but you knew that right.
$3/month is pretty good value. How are the speeds? Do you use yours for Hulu and/or Netflix? No trouble streaming their HD content?