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Have you been the victim of a VPN scam? With the growing interest in online privacy and security, there are new VPN services popping up every week, promising 100% online anonymity and a “secure and private” browsing experience. And of course, you’ll find plenty of fake reviews to tell you they’re legit. Unfortunately, I’ve found that many VPNs are misleading people with false marketing claims, sales gimmicks, and various scams. And because VPNs are often located in overseas jurisdictions, they will probably never be held accountable for dishonest marketing and/or outright fraud. Since most people don’t know what to watch out for, many fall victim to these common VPN scams. But you’re smarter than that.

Here are seven issues to avoid: #1 Lifetime VPN subscriptions Running a fast, safe, secure network of worldwide VPN servers with good apps and support is expensive with fixed recurring costs. Given these high costs, how can so many VPNs be offering cheap “lifetime subscriptions”? There are a few different explanations:: • The “free” or cheap VPN is collecting user data and selling it to third parties and advertisers (a popular and lucrative business). • The VPN blasts you with ads or redirects your browser to third party websites – and then earns commissions on sales. • The “lifetime” claim is a lie and they will simply cancel your “lifetime” subscription after a year or two (see VPNLand example below). • The VPN is similar to a Ponzi-scheme, requiring an ever-increasing number of new subscribers to remain financially solvent, until the house of cards collapses. Bottom line: The “lifetime” is actually referring to the lifetime of the VPN company – not the customer.

After selling a large amount of lifetime subscriptions, the owners could simply pay themselves out and then close the business. UPDATE: Some VPNs are now cancelling all “lifetime subscriptions” and converting these accounts to recurring paid subscriptions. Here is one example I found from VPNLand: No surprises here. According to one user, he was given the following reply after he complained: Just fyi. A “lifetime” account does not mean it will be valid till someone dies. It could be anyones lifespan – such as a cat, or lifespan of a hardware.

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