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And next week more free VPN accounts! Follow us and get the fastest vpn to be found on the net!
Here you have the One Month Free VPN Winners of our Crazy Twitter Promotion:
And next week more free VPN accounts! Follow us and get the fastest vpn to be found on the net!
Here you have the One Month Free VPN Winners of our Crazy Twitter Promotion:
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Before you start following article you need setup TUVPN OpenVPN client. You can find the guide in our tutorials section.
You will first need to install VPNcheck. You can get a free version from this link.
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Dear All,
In our recent blog entitled "Ukash Suspension" , we had to inform you that Ukash was terminating our merchant account due to new merchant terms of use.
We have been reading your comments to this blog article and taking them very seriously. We always appreciate your comments.
We have looked at two alternatives to Ukash – PaySafeCard & Liberty Reserve.
Let us share our conclusions with you and seek your feedback once more.
Liberty Reserve – We have had requests for this before. Following some thorough research, we understand from within the VPN industry that the vast majority of customers using this payment processor tend to exhibit characteristics that we would rather not have on our network. Hoping this makes sense to you.
PaySafeCard – This is our preferred alternative, and also an option recommended by you. It would seem that we could have this implemented within one week of placing the order. However, we want to be open with you. Ukash payment processing costs have been 8%. This is by far the most expensive processing costs of any of our payment processing options. We have always taken this cost. The PaySafeCard processing fees will be 18%. We thought 8% was high! We would be happy to implement this and continue to take 8% of this fee, but we would look to pass on 10% of the fee to customers utilising this payment processing method.
We can assure you that we always try to offer our services at the best rates possible, but hope that potential users of this payment method can understand our approach here.
We hope this is good news for our current valued Ukash users, but as always look forward to your thoughts.
Sincerely,
Team TUVPN
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Before you start following this article you need setup a PPTP or L2TP connection so Lifeguard can automatically get the connection credentials.
You will first need to install VPN Lifeguard. You can get a free version of this software from here.
1. Install VPN Lifeguard.
2. Click on the Config button as seen here:
3. 3. Click on Number Dropdown list, select “1” and then click the Browse button to select the application you want to protect (so the one you want to be closed if your VPN connection goes down):
4. 4. Close the window:
5. 5. Select the PPTP or L2TP connection name that you have created previously and click the Start button to establish the VPN session:
6. 6. You will get confirmation that a connection to TUVPN has been established and the applications that you added in step 3 will also be automatically started:
7. 7. Stop button will disconnect your VPN session and it will also close your selected applications:
And that should be it. Your desired applications will be easily protected in case your VPN connection goes down!

Dear Customers
We bring you disappointing news from Ukash.
We have received notice that from the 4th of January 2012, TUVPN.COM customers will be unable to process payments via Ukash.
Ukash's reason for no longer offering the service to TUVPN?
They now regard any service that blocks the IP of an online customer as being open to "facilitating malicious activity". Ukash's NEW merchant terms of use exclude businesses that offer such a service from utilising the Ukash payment processing solution.
You can be assured that we have had a rather vigorous discussion with Ukash's Chief Risk Officer. He has advised us that while they do not like to turn away our business, their Board of Directors have made the decision and it has no flexibility. We pointed out the irony of a payment processor that provides for customer anonymity, creating rules that prevent businesses offering anonymity services from using their payment service. The reply we received was, "perhaps its the combination of our two businesses that is the problem"…. We pointed out a list of other online business that use Ukash that could "facilitate malicious activity". We did not get much argument. It would seem that logic, common sense, and reason has flown out the window in this instance!
For those customer's wishing to use UKash. We suggest you top-up your TUVPN account before the 4th of January, 2012.
After this date, you will need to use our other payment options. This includes 2Checkout where all major credit cards and Paypal can be used, and separately Moneybookers.
Thank you for your continued custom.
Regards,
The Team at TUVPN
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