I understand. That’s a deal breaker for some. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for the great review. I really wanted to get VYPR – i like the company story and transparency. Unfortunately for me the lack of an ios kill switch was a deal breaker. I really wish they go on to introduce this, i have now decided to go with surfshark for now

Thanks

I realize that they hyped purevpn and that red flagged it for me (i’ve already ruled that one out) but I was more concerned about the comments/reviews portion and paypal problems i read about on another site (the lack of cryptocurrency also bothered me). also, Can it be confirmed that their servers are physical not virtual. A posted chat indicated all are virtual. are these legitimate concerns or isolated occurrences.

i’m really just looking for a safer browsing experience and possibly some streaming sporting events. i feel most of these vpn’s are way more than what i need. is this a good vpn for that or are other even more basic vpn’s that i could purchase that your could recommend? i’d be more than happy to use your affiliate link if i find a service that i can trust.
i’ve ruled out free vpns.

thanks again for your reviews and quick response to my question,
mike

You can always tell the trustworthiness of a VPN review site by whether or not they offer a “here’s what we would recommend” at the end (and then link to another affiliate link). The website you mentioned links to another VPN that is actually worse with logging policies, but they won’t tell you that since they are being paid by that other VPN to promote their service. It’s a corrupt game.