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Yes, I have been with them for 7 years and still loving it.

Instead of "Save up" to 74% --->> "Pay up" to 74% of the full price. Eh well, I will not ask for a refund. After 10 years and counting....being with them

Hello! We reluctantly have to announce gloomy news to you all: Spooky Halloween Deals are now available in AirVPN... Save up to 74% on AirVPN longer plans (*) (*) When compared to 1 month plan price Check all plans and discounts here: https://airvpn.org/plans If you're already our customer and you wish to jump aboard for a longer period any additional plan will be added on top of already existing subscriptions and you will not lose any day. Every plan gives you all the features that made AirVPN a nightmare for snoopers and a scary service for competitors. Just check this frighteningly long list of terrific features if you dare: a clear mission without compromises https://airvpn.org/mission WireGuard support exclusive and very flexible, opt-in block lists against malware and other hostile entities. Pick predefined lists, add exceptions or additional blocks, define your own lists, or just use our totally neutral DNS by default improved API functions to let you control and configure VPN features and account settings active OpenVPN 3 AirVPN library open source development IPv6 support, including IPv6 over IPv4 configurable remote port forwarding refined load balancing to squeeze every last bit per second from VPN servers free and open source software for Android, Linux, Mac and Windows easy "Configuration Generator" web interface for access through third party software guaranteed minimum bandwidth allocation GDPR compliance and very high privacy protection standards no log and/or inspection of clients' traffic effective traffic leaks prevention by AirVPN software Tor support via AirVPN software on Linux, Mac and Windows various cryptocurrencies accepted without any intermediary no obligation to use our free and open source software to enter AirVPN infrastructure. Interoperability is an AirVPN priority. perfectly clear and easy to read Privacy Notice and Terms https://airvpn.org/privacy No tricks, only treats! Grim regards & datathrills AirVPN Staff

Hello! When a stable version is available. Since there are no bug reports so far and the internal testing is just fine, it could be quite soon. Kind regards

You might have better luck with this: https://github.com/tool-maker/VPN_just_for_torrents/wiki/Running-OpenVPN-on-Windows-without-VPN-as-Default-Gateway You add routing table entries to put the original default gateway back in effect (using a provided script - copy and paste). And then bind the torrent client to the VPN interface (or address) to have it use the VPN. I have used this (I wrote the scripts there) for many years.

Well, I was saying in the past that it feels very deceptive to put a 74% label on it when the discounted price is based on a price no one ever pays when choosing a plan of >= 3 months of duration. I don't think you can label the three year plan as 74% discount now, when the regular pricing always was 99€ for that particular package; otherwise, the base price of 252€ must've been written next to it with proper formatting, at all times. But the regular pricing overview doesn't mention that it's a discounted price to begin with, so how come you use the price of 252€ as a base for calculation how much people save buying three years? People never pay 252€; they pay 99€ regularly (for that particular package). Your discount events ever gave a 35% discount on regular pricing of all plans >= 3 months, and that's a fact which is not deceiving anyone. Labeling it based on 7€/month feels like a loophole or even illegal, but I'll be careful with such a conclusion. I'd like to look closer into this and use the opportunity to learn something I don't usually look into. Might be fun!

There are only so many ways I can express my satisfaction 😄

just bought for 2 more years, thank you for yours great service!

Wow, a guide! Thank you very much for the work you put into it. I'll probably test it out one of these days. This is false. It is available and working as intended on Linux. This is true, though. But in all fairness, most directives in OpenVPN refer to v4 only. One thing came to mind when I read this: