Private Internet Access (VPN) 100% Cashback on 6-Month & 2-Year Plans for New Private Internet Access Customers @ TopCashback AU

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Private Internet Access (VPN) 100% Cashback on 6-Month & 2-Year Plans for New Private Internet Access Customers @ TopCashback AU
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trixieb on 03/09/2025 - 13:50 topcashback.com.au (239 clicks)

My Tips:

  • Best value is the Basic plan for 2 years (+ 2 months free) A$75.14 (estimate).
  • Cashback is for the VPN service only (no add-ons).
  • Use a new email address for Private Internet Access if you have bought before.
  • If your order does not track, please cancel and request for a refund from Private Internet Access within 30 days under their 30-day money-back guarantee.
  • You can cancel auto-renewal after you have received cashback.

It is recommended to use the TopCashback app, click the 'Get 100% Cashback' pink button to the Private Internet Access website, mobile data (not Wi-Fi) and Chrome browser.

TA's Tracking Tips:

  • Prior to using TopCashback, disable/remove all 3rd party plugins (AdBlock, uBlock, Pi-hole, Honey, etc), VPNs, avoid browsers such as Brave and close any additional browser tabs.
  • For iOS device: Apart from ensuring you’re not using an AdBlock app for Safari, the most important one is to ensure you have ‘Prevent Cross-Site Tracking’ turned off (see here).

What will stop me getting my cashback

  • Cashback is eligible only on 6-month and 2-year plans. Cashback is ineligible on all other plans & products, including any upsold items.
  • Cashback is only eligible for New Private Internet Access Customers. Renewals are ineligible for cashback.
  • Private Internet Access is excluded from all signup and referral bonus thresholds. Reference the Tell-a-Friend terms for more information.
  • Cashback is ineligible on use of any codes not approved and posted by TopCashback.
  • Cashback is ineligible on use of gift cards for payment and/or purchase of gift cards.
  • Cashback is ineligible on purchases made via the retailer's mobile app.

What else is essential

  • Private Internet Access orders report to your account excluding GST and other taxes, and may show a further difference in purchase amount due to international conversion rates. This is beyond our control.
  • Engaging with plugins such as Honey, AdBlock, uBlock, Pi-hole, VPNs, and browsers such as Brave may prevent your order from tracking.
  • You must accept and allow all 3rd party cookies on the retailer's page if requested.
  • You must always return to TopCashback and click the 'get cashback' button through to the retailer's website for each new transaction. Ensure the TopCashback link is the last one used to visit the retailer's website prior to completing your purchase.
  • To be eligible for cashback, all transactions must be completed solely & wholly online and must not be assisted/negotiated via phone/chat/email. Failure to do so will cause tracking to fail and/or have cashback declined.

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Comments

  • trixieb on 03/09/2025 - 13:53
    +5

    On 26/06/2025, I bought with TCB's 100% cashback offer:

    • Tracked in about 1 hour & 15 minutes.
    • Bought the 2-year plan for $75.14.
      Made no difference to price when I chose a GST-free location (Christmas Island).
    • Cashback $70.64 (excludes fees).
    • Net cost $4.50.
    • iDeker on 03/09/2025 - 15:44
      +1

      After the last post about this I got it now I’m still on “pending” hoping to receive my money soon

      • trixieb on 03/09/2025 - 15:51

        Last offer was in July.

        You can see the estimated payable (12 weeks) when you click "+" on the transaction. Could be paid this month or early next month.

  • poppingtags on 03/09/2025 - 14:12
    +1

    Thanks OP, just signed up via the TCB app on iOS, lets hope it tracks!

    • poppingtags on 03/09/2025 - 16:12
      +1

      Update: Tracked in just under an hour.

      • trixieb on 03/09/2025 - 16:14
        +1

        Great. Thanks for the update.

  • finger on 03/09/2025 - 14:29

    How do these guys rate?

    • Captain Yobbo on 03/09/2025 - 14:42
      +14

      It's owned by an Israeli company (Kape Technologies) known for distributing malware & currently operating / headquartered in the US, so make of that what you will in terms of things like the NSA & FISA.

      • finger on 03/09/2025 - 14:55

        Ouch. Thanks

        • Captain Yobbo on 03/09/2025 - 15:02

          "Private" seems to be a total non-sequitur. I'd be looking at Proton VPN (not in 5/14 eyes jurisdiction but not usually discounted). There's a very good reason you can get 2 years of VPN access for free through PIA/Express/Cyberghost etc etc (all owned by Kape)…

          • illogicalerror on 03/09/2025 - 15:17

            @Captain Yobbo: Do you have any actual evidence where this company has logged or handed over data about their customers? I'm not sure of the non-sequitur private you are referring to.

            https://www.privacyjournal.net/kape-technologies/

            • Captain Yobbo on 03/09/2025 - 15:31

              @illogicalerror: I think you are missing the point, being in a 5 eyes jurisdiction (especially the US) means the company doesn't even have to be complicit in handing over logs or customer info. Hence, calling it "private" doesn't really make sense, for the reasons outlined.

              That's not to say it's a completely useless product - I've used PIA before - but when I did some research it was a little bit of a wakeup call about who owns what in the VPN space, and I was really surprised to see where they were based. I don't think anyone who is really strict or concerned about their privacy wouldn't use a VPN based out of a 5/14 eyes country.

              • illogicalerror on 03/09/2025 - 15:42
                +1

                @Captain Yobbo: They don't have anything to hand over though mate, they could be in the same building as the NSA and it wouldn't matter. You seemed to be making out like they could be complicit in something when it's not technically feasible and historically hasn't happened. Just seem like capitalists to me, collect VPN's, soak up market with giveaways, make bank.. that's the very good reason you can get it free/cheap. Usual capitalist stuff. As far as being in 5 eyes countries, if you're engaging in the type of activity that would get the Australian government to ask the US government to subpoena local companies for information they don't have, getting technical advice from internet chat is going to be a fail… irrelevant to us.

                Anyhow, never mind the noise mate. Cheers

                • Captain Yobbo on 03/09/2025 - 15:53

                  @illogicalerror:

                  not technically feasible and historically hasn't happened

                  LMAO ok no worries, I'll let you believe that.

                    • Captain Yobbo on 04/09/2025 - 11:40
                      +1

                      @illogicalerror: If you want to use PIA, fine, go ahead, I would grab this deal too if I didn't already have a VPN (similarly exposed) but to dismiss concerns about its vulnerabilities is supremely arrogant & ignorant. FISA Court orders & National Security Letters are not "paranoid conspiracy", they are a reality that compels providers like PIA to secretly record & disclose customer behaviour, contradicting marketing claims about privacy.

                      That's no worries for most people who have nothing to hide but if you're a journalist or activist maybe it is. Hence, the claim of "private" doesn't carry as much water when put in proper context, and anyone really concerned about their security or privacy should avoid companies (including PIA) who expose their customers to the invasive processes of the US government, or its 5Eyes partners whose governments have similarly insidious legal instruments that facilitate digital surveillance.

                      • illogicalerror on 04/09/2025 - 20:19

                        @Captain Yobbo: The paranoid conspiracy I was referring to was the idea that this company is logging all it's data secretly and basically a NSA sinkhole. They release reports about how many requests they've had, which they complied with, etc, etc.

                        We have established we're not state interests though and don't require the kind of guarantees of privacy going forward that we could get from using a VPN from a neutral state who won't honour logging requests. It's not really a concern.

                        For our use, doing whatever we want on the internet in whatever region we want whilst not already being a concern to federal police or national security, the service is private.

                        Seems we know about this topic as much as the other anyway, just have a different take on the concern level for OzB discussion.

                        • Captain Yobbo on 04/09/2025 - 23:31

                          @illogicalerror: I hope you realise the majority of requests made under judicial or executive authority are not able to be lawfully disclosed. It's all private until it's not, and Edward Snowden proved that even if you don't have reason to be concerned by government surveillance you may still be subject to it. To some people that matters, and that's all I wanted people to be aware of when I originally replied a few comments back about the ownership of the company. Anyway, stay safe (and private 😎) out there!

    • belongsinforums on 03/09/2025 - 16:18
      +1

      They're fine for normal use. If you're a leet hacker, set up your own vpn

  • UWK on 03/09/2025 - 15:12

    Does the plan activate immediately, or can you chose when to activate it?

    • trixieb on 03/09/2025 - 15:17
      +1

      It seems to activate at the time of purchase. I don't see an option to choose a future date.

      • UWK on 04/09/2025 - 01:00
        +1

        Thank you for confirming.

  • andrew1879 on 03/09/2025 - 16:23

    It's not 100% cashback. My card was charged $75.14 but Topcashback has tracked at $69.89.

    • trixieb on 03/09/2025 - 16:28

      It's 100% cashback minus any fees/taxes. It's in the terms and the same for all VPN transactions at the cashback sites.

      Private Internet Access orders report to your account excluding GST and other taxes, and may show a further difference in purchase amount due to international conversion rates. This is beyond our control.

  • jughead101 on 03/09/2025 - 17:15
    +1

    Worked like a charm… even cashback tracked.

  • jughead101 on 03/09/2025 - 17:19

    Que: how do you get 500 GB of Cloud Storage from pCloud for 1 year?

    • andrew1879 on 04/09/2025 - 09:29
      +1

      I received an email a few minutes after signing up "Claim your FREE 1-year license key" with a link to do so.

      • jughead101 on 04/09/2025 - 21:39

        Oh great.. I never received it ..

        • trixieb on 05/09/2025 - 11:01
          +1

          Please contact PIA support as you are meant to receive the email "Claim your FREE 1-year license key". I got it in June too.

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