PureVPN on RaspBerryPi + Auto connect on system start-up crontab

I’ve been facing huge problems with my new PI as a Non-technical user.. The ports were blocked no utilities were installed on my PI.. However, When the road ends for me I’ve asked their support to helpout with the PI. Vladimir Nabov was the one with brilliant Linux skills. He first made debian work forr my Pi then configured the VPN using a simply script with the Dedicated IP and it worked like a CHARM.. The challenge came when I asked if I can make it work when I turn on the PI. YES, Vladimir Nabov made the connection / script worked on PI using a crontab which worked like a CHARM .. IN a nutshell I never thought I could meet up my expectations but yes their support made it to work as per my expectations… This is a legit review based on my recent experience..

Great product

Have been using VPN's for many years now.I have tried a lot , but for the past few years I am pretty happy with tor-guard. Good service, responsive help-desk, good pricing and you also get an anon emailbox of 10MB for free with your subscription. When longer customer you also get good discount ;)

Been using them for years, very happy and just works.

I'm very happy with my WiTopia service. My primary application is while traveling on business, and trapped using bad Hotel wifi that often has broken DNS due to them "transparently" intercepting the DNS traffic and buggering it up. WiTopia to the rescue! Easy to install, works great on my macOS box. I occasionally use it on my Android phone as well with troublesome wifi providers when there's no LTE signal. The guys running the WiTopia network have been in the network business for a very long time and know what they're doing. Give them a try!

Terrible technical support. Paid extra for Dedicated IP but cannot connect to internet.

I decided to use PureVPN because of a magazine's review was positive. I will never rely on a magazine's rating because I think they are biased based on advertising. I have had login problems from the beginning of my subscription with them. They have a very mediocre support staff. They give incorrect login information and change your login credentials at their whim. They cannot seem to understand what the problem is. I paid extra for a dedicated IP address but had problems login in from the start. I would get a virus attack warning from my antivirus software whenever I used the dedicated IP mode. So I would use another mode so I wouldn't get the notice. They acted like it was my fault that it was happening but I knew that their server was compromised.I am also using PIA and have never had a problem with them. Do not use PureVPN.

Much talk little job

They talk very much about how much they can support, best support etc. But in the end you stay here waiting for them like a three. Sucks, i want my money back. They told me in the chat "i am available now, send the teamviewer info" I was like oh great wait 10min and you will get it.. and then i am here waiting for over 2 hours. He is gone. Why do you say you are free if you are not. And why does your tech support don't have any chat. Like i said, much talk but sucks in the end.

Constantly drops on my Mac, even worse on iPad

I have been a Witopia user for at least 4 years. When I chose them they were the best rated and I liked their polices and ethics better than others. However, a persisting problem is that their connection drops, sometimes every few hours. When I first contacted support they blamed the issue on my ISP, saying that they were severing the connection between my Mac and the VPN server and they couldn't do anything about it. And discussions with support over the years have only ended with the company still claiming that a solution was out of their hands. What kind of tech company is this, so non-inventive. Time passes and I can't find a VPN that I can trust. I purchase an iPad 6th gen a month ago, and setup the VPN. Unlike the experience on the Mac, the VPN drops sometimes in as little as three minutes and at other times remains connected for up to 30 minutes before dropping. I contacted Apple support, completed a diagnostic which found that the problem is not with the iOS, which only leaves Witopia as the problem. The least that Witopia could do is develop a notification that alerts the user, telling them that the connect is about to drop. That way the browser(s), could be closed before the true IP address is revealed. My subscription expires soon and I won't be renewing.