VPN4All is an interesting Netherlands-based company which has been in the VPN business since 2009.
The service isn’t for users on a budget. We noticed a crossed-out $24.95 (around £20, AU$34) on the pricing page, and thought: was that a yearly cost? No, it wasn’t, that’s the single month price of the unlimited top account, which dropped to ‘only’ $11.83 (around £9.60, AU$16.20) a month if billed annually.
The VPN4ALL-50GB plan is a more reasonable $7 (around £5.70, AU$9.60) per month, billed annually. It’s limited to 50GB traffic every month, as you might have guessed, but that could still get you 10 hours of video streaming a day, which is likely to be enough for most people.
There’s no free service, and no trial. Even the refund policy has a sting – you only qualify if you’ve used less than 100MB bandwidth, so bear that in mind.
- Want to try VPN4ALL? Check out the website here
Despite all this pricing pain, there are reasons some people pay up regardless. And those reasons include the fixed IP address you get, and the fact that there are 500-10,000 servers in 80 locations (although only some of these support P2P). There’s also Enhanced OpenVPN and …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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