VforVPN is out of business

Discussion in 'privacy technology' started by LockBox, Aug 30, 2009.

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  1. LockBox

    LockBox Registered Member

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    They shut down all operations, and didn't notify a single person, but they charged them all for September! If you use VforVPN you'll need to go through PayPal for a refund. VforVPN website is gone, emails bounce, VPN service no longer connects - poof!
     
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    You got AceVPN and Comodo EasyVPN both are free.. I use Comodo EasyVPN works very well..
     
  3. snowdrift

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    Ouch...

    Glad I stuck it out with XeroBank! Still going strong...
     
  4. snowdrift

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    I'd also call my credit card company and initiate a hold on their monthly charge... at least let the credit card company investigate it.
     
  5. stap0510

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    Why did they got out of business?
    To less customers?
    To high internal costs?
    Owner is doing something else?
     
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    the owner left a msg on another web site yestaday saying this

     
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  8. LockBox

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    If he could post that to a message board, it would take all of 5 minutes to put an index.html file with a text only message to www.vforvpn.com which now just times out - or have someone else do it. Having a business comes with responsibilities. I know he's just out of High School, but....

    Hope he's ok. Where did he post that?
     
  9. snowdrift

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    Regardless whether it's the truth or not, I'd drop this service like a hot potato. Privacy is too important for him to forget to do something else on his part that can leave one exposed.
     
  10. LockBox

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    Bingo. Nobody can know when something might happen to them, but a contingency plan should be in place. I agree with you 100%.
     
  11. geazer40

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    well i am just posting what he posted just in case peeps lost money or service so at least they can get there cash back but i agree with you guys that a 1 man company is not very good but at least he has posted and according to what i wrote it should be back with in the week

    he posted this at end of his msg

     
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