ExpressVPN - Reviews and experiences

It looks like lots of VPNs are having problems with DHCP issues these days. Good thing the company I bought from seems to be paying attention to what customers are saying and they came up with a temporary fix by adding a mini DHCP server with just a few options built into the VPN. They keep updating their services and even have options for certain routers to connect straight to the VPN. The VPN/DHCP issue isn't totally fixed yet, but I think they're headed in the right direction and will probably be one of the first VPN providers to come up with a permanent solution.

This VPN app is really top-notch. It offers industry-standard protection and live chat support around the clock. And you know what's even more amazing? The multiple third-party audited services that come with it provide extra peace of mind. Connecting to a server is super fast, and the fact that it uses RAM-only support means data security is always the priority.

The VPN has been really handy for getting around those pesky blocks in China, eh? But I've run into some problems when I'm trying to use it down here in the good ol' USA. Even though I've set my location to the States, I keep getting news and search results from Australia, which is a bit strange, eh? And some websites just don't seem to work right unless I turn off the VPN altogether. I mean, I get that it's all about keeping my online info safe, but these little hiccups are definitely making things a bit annoying for me, eh? It would be nice to see these glitches sorted out for a smoother user experience, right?

I had a horrible time with that VPN service. My internet kept dropping even though the VPN said it was connected. When I talked to customer service, they told me that my operating system (Win7) was no longer supported. They also said upgrading to Win10 on a Win7 machine wasn't supported. Total rip-off!