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VPN that works in Thailand paid for or free ??

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Plenty of search material I agree but up to date information greatly appreciated

 

VPN that allows general use as regards the user actually being sited "in the uk"....if it works for Itv and BBC players so much the better but thats a bonus and not strictly required

Paid or free. Not interested in Zenmate as such too many previous issues

Thanks....

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  • Browsec, free and paid, very easy to use, regards worgeorie

  • I use NordVPN 24x7. VERY happy with it.

  • Me too.   There is no free lunch. Restrictions for free VPNs will not make you happy. Bandwidth restrictions, waiting in queues for getting online. Highest chance to be detected as

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Hey. If you want to try out NordVPN then you can just register here https://vpn.yoti.com and get one free month to try it out. They have servers in the UK and I've watched Peaky Blinders on the BBC IPlayer too.

VyperVPN? anyone used that one, was thinking of that or nord

Know little of nothing about these things but wondering why need a VPN for BBC or ITV...get them on my little TV Box thing...bought for around 2000 Bt. in Tuk-Com. I did buy a VPN from Google for 1000 Bt. yearly...have it on 3 devices.

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Browsec, free and paid, very easy to use,

regards worgeorie

I use ExpressVPN. NordVPN and ExpressVPN always seem to get good reviews.

Check out Surfshark.com

Only $2 USD per month if you sign up for 36 months. You can sign up for 30 day free trial....they have UK locations as well. And unlimited devices

11 hours ago, Orton Rd said:

VyperVPN? anyone used that one, was thinking of that or nord

I have VyperVPN. I don't use it often but it seems to work well and they have servers almost everywhere.

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I use NordVPN 24x7. VERY happy with it.

I have been using Pure for the past three years, it fulfills my needs nicely and I have recommended it on TV not so long ago. However after evaluating Nord for the last couple of months I think I'll make the switch after my Pure subscription expires. Pricing being near identical, easier user interface better speed most of the time, connections seem to be more resilient too.

Before Pure I used Hidemyass; they suck and openly cooperate with the authorities.

2 hours ago, nonwanfai said:

Using windscribe since many years without a problem! 
https://windscribe.com

 

I have been using them for about a year. Just wondering if you notice any issues especially with regular disconnects when first connecting and or long connection times to sites on Saturday and Sunday pm? - UK access.

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1 hour ago, J Town said:

I use NordVPN 24x7. VERY happy with it.

Me too.

 

There is no free lunch. Restrictions for free VPNs will not make you happy.

Bandwidth restrictions, waiting in queues for getting online.

Highest chance to be detected as VPN user as they use few servers for free VPN etc.pp.

Free VPNs have some use (browsing news, registering on sites) but limited.

Express VPN. 
Occasionally slows the wifi when using smart AIS in shopping centre.

other than the secure connection, I use it to connect with USA to watch the F1 action live.

Very happy

Cyberghost.

Happy with it, for a few years now.

$2.75 pm on a 3 year plan.

18 hours ago, mikebike said:

Nord VPN was very bad in following up on problems I had in accessing BBC iPlayer. Once they had my money, they said they could not "guarantee" access.

 

Since then I have used PureVPN - not only do they provide a VPN for your laptop, their offer also includes embedding a VPN into a browser, such as Firefox. I find that this works very well because the embedded version has options for connecting to BBC, Channel 4, ITV etc. Their customer service is far far superior to NordVPN.

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44 minutes ago, Proboscis said:

Nord VPN was very bad in following up on problems I had in accessing BBC iPlayer. Once they had my money, they said they could not "guarantee" access.

 

Yep that was the same issue I had with Zenmate previously

I have been using them for about a year. Just wondering if you notice any issues especially with regular disconnects when first connecting and or long connection times to sites on Saturday and Sunday pm? - UK access.

Are you using the free version or the paid version ? I am using the free version - mainly to check my gmail and read TV when in China - TV forum is blocked by the Great Wall


Sent from my iPhone using Thailand Forum - Thaivisa mobile app

I'm currently using GalaxyVpn which is free and unlimited.

 

If you set it up to connect to EU, you can access all the UK apps (ITV, Iplayer etc) and they work fine.

 

 

11 minutes ago, rvaviator said:


Are you using the free version or the paid version ? I am using the free version - mainly to check my gmail and read TV when in China - TV forum is blocked by the Great Wall


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Free - maybe it is just my True connection then. Interestingly it was not blocked just over 5 years ago when I was there but I hear they have tightened up.

I use Ivacy, its paid but very low for 2yrs $48 0r $79 for 5 yrs ! . Support is great and fast if needed. Works fine on tablet phone pc laptop or whatever you want. Regularly watch ITV/BBC with no issues.

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I use Setup VPN, it is free or paid for, with a wide variety of locations. 

  1. https://setupvpn.com
4 hours ago, worgeordie said:

Browsec, free and paid, very easy to use,

regards worgeorie

Agreed and no constant nagging to upgrde other than a little reminder when using youtube, have been using it for about 4 years all told, easy to switch on or off when required or change countries!

I use EPIC browser to watch the rugby world cup on ITV, it has a built in vpn with 1 UK server. I also use it watch tvplayer.com.

I have just spent 6 weeks using BlackVPN in Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. I used it to hide my share trading activities and other things from prying eyes. I would recommend their service - you can access servers in multiple countries, no issues or delays accessing their servers. They aren't they cheapest, but they are the best I have used. 

3 hours ago, oznomad said:

Cyberghost.

Happy with it, for a few years now.

$2.75 pm on a 3 year plan.

I have cyberghost but I wouldn't recommend it. Quite often it shows as connected to the UK and then when trying to load a webpage get the message " No Internet".

Had to disable launch on start up because it was happening too often.

It works ok on my phone but not on my android box, support said it had not been passed for android boxes as the android has often been tailored.

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