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Q: Could You recommend good stable VPN?

Astrill and ExpressVPN are absolutely useless in my place for the last 3 months. Fujian province. As one of sysadmins told me: provider China Telecom blocks standard VPN ports.

Since the February, Astrill and Express vpn were getting more and more disappointing.

Now using free Psiphon, Lantern, Freegate, but they're unstable. Want maybe expensive, but stable VPN provider I may rely on. Do you have any reccomendations?

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http://w.channelnewsasia.com/news/technology/chinese-takeover-target-o/2719574.html

 

Enjoy it while it lasts, the days are probably numbered, but another product will come along and fill the void, the free market demands it and a supplier will provide it, no worries. Oh hell, the fucking article is blocked also, use Opera browser from Norway but don't download in China unless your on a torrent site to get it.

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Torrent's been blocked for about a year.

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http://w.channelnewsasia.com/news/technology/chinese-takeover-target-o/2719574.html

 

Enjoy it while it lasts, the days are probably numbered, but another product will come along and fill the void, the free market demands it and a supplier will provide it, no worries. Oh hell, the fucking article is blocked also, use Opera browser from Norway but don't download in China unless your on a torrent site to get it.

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Torrent's been blocked for about a year.

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You may also consider using paid options.

 

I'm using one of those both providers you quoted but with a battery of options for alternative protocols and personal IP address.

Now I can't guarantee your problem comes from here with certainty but I definitely would look this way.

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I could, but apparently I am worthless.  

 

...So I will not. 

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I'm using NydusVpn but it doesn't work well.

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Everybody will recommend its own VPN but in China the internet connection is completely different you cannot go with the same VPN which is working good in USA, Canada or Australia. It is must to read reviews before subscribing its services.

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