VPN Ban, Scam, Lies and Deceptive Practices

By Ace VPN

August 01, 2017

Last two weeks has been quite interesting. It is no secret that China, Russia and many other countries want to control the Internet and the flow of information on social media and news outlets. There has been a race among countries on who wants to ban VPN. China announced a ban on personal VPN two weeks ago and have asked ISP’s to identify and block unlicensed VPN on their network. Apple pulled VPN apps from the App store in China and now Russian censorship law bans VPN and proxy services.

Lately, VPN industry is in the media for wrong reasons – lifetime VPN, shady services that steal bandwidth, lying about traffic logging, false advertising, deceptive practices, rogue apps spreading virus and malware, free VPN provider hiring big data professionals, etc. The list does not seem to be ending. As the industry grows, so are the scams.

RestorePrivacy recently highlighted the scams that have plagued the industry. They list several companies that sold lifetime VPN accounts and later converted them to limited recurring accounts or closed doors without providing services. Now, they claim many VPN providers are lying about real server locations.

Review sites like BestVPN have immoral written all over them. These sites are filled with affiliate links sponsored by companies that pay upward of $1500 per month to get listed as top VPN. Essentially, it is a list of top 10 sponsors. Read our review on their site, it is subjective, appears to have written by someone with limited knowledge of VPN or wanted to down play us to promote their paying customers. Not everything you read on Internet is true and not everything on Internet is free.

We would like to take this opportunity to clarify our practices at Acevpn.