5. Strong VPN

Strong VPN is one of the most expensive high quality choice out there, but readers in the Pacific Rim and Asia say that Strong VPN performs very well for them when compared to its marketplace opponent. The price point varies with your part of the world, but expect in the range of $20USD per month. The Strong VPN owners promise that there is no logging or scanning of their customers' data, and many readers recommend Strong VPN. Try it for a month and let me know if Strong VPN works for you. Strong VPN cost: $55/year, $8/month. Good support for users in Asia. Offers L2TP and PPTP protocols.
6. Private Internet Access


Privacy matters to you but you want a US based solution right?, then private internet access (PIA) offers a incredible service. It keeps no logs, uses shared IPs, and accepts unamed payment via Bitcoins. It also has newly implemented strong OpenVPN encryption with up to 256-bit AES OpenVPN, with 4096-bit RSA handshake encryption and SHA-256 hash authentication, a very attractive aspect of Windows and OSX client with DNS leak protection, port forwarding, IPv6 leak protection and an internet kill switch, is happy with P2P downloading, and allows up to five devices to connect simultaneously. Compared to VyprVPN and ExpressVPN lots of complaints that private internet access is not very non-techy friendly, but for experienced users not worried about it being based in the US.

One particularly interesting privacy feature of PIA is their 'shared IP addresses'. Because multiple subscribers will be assigned the same IP addresses while they are logged onto PIA, it makes it impossible for authorities to match individual file transfers to any individual on the service. With near-perfect anonymity services, PIA has some very beneficial features, like auto-disconnecting you when the VPN cloaking goes offline, and concealing DNS leaks from hackers and authorities.

Positives sides: no logs, fast, uses shared IPs, up to 256-bit AES OpenVPN encryption, client features port forwarding, 3 simultaneous connection, Android app, P2P: yes, accepts Bitcoin, VPN kill switch and DNS leak protection
Negatives sides: No free trial, based in US.
7. Overplay
Overplay is a UK-based service and is definitely worth looking at. Overplay does not have the server size of HideMyAss or Witopia, the performance is strong, and readers comment that they average over 6 megabits-per-second speeds. The basic service is very reasonably priced at $5.00/month. Premium service is $10/month.
Overplay cost: $60 yearly and $5.00 monthly. Supports PPTP protocols and OpenVPN, access points in 12 countries and high speed servers.

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