ZPN offers free VPN services and the opportunity to pay with bitcoins
VPN services are now more affordable than ever, due to the accounts offered by ZPN.
The well-known VPN service provider ZPN, announced to offer free VPN services and to allow customers to pay with bitcoins for the advanced accounts.
Apparently ZPN knows just how important security and privacy is when any of us uses the Internet. Thus, they decided to allow even more people to get this services that will keep their connections safe. The offer a free VPN services on the web page, Zpn.im, for anyone interested in getting the benefits of having a VPN protection. The free monthly plan includes a quota of 10 GB, which is renewed each month, 1 simultaneous connection, no traffic logging, limited bandwidth, and 5+ locations. Having in consideration that there is no need to pay for this service, the available features are more than decent.
Still, for the users that wish to have more performant features, ZPN offers two additional plans, which can be enjoyed for frugal sums of money. The Mobile plan is designed to fit the needs of a single device and the Premium plan, which can be used on all of the user’s devices. But besides regular money, VPN users now have the possibility of paying for these services with the use of bitcoins. In the last period, more and more people prefer this method of payment over the Internet. It is more secure and comfortable than using credit cards and bank accounts.
Since security is the main word characterizing VPNs, it is only natural for the service providers to start accepting bitcoins. The main purpose of companies like ZPN is to offer ultimate protection for their customers in the online environment. If bitcoins represent a safer way to execute payments over the Internet, it is something that was naturally adopted by the fiercest protectors of privacy and security. Thus, users that have bitcoins should know that it is possible for them to get VPN services in their exchange. In case bitcoins are not available, the free VPN service will remain a great offer coming from ZPN. It is great to be able to unlock so many websites that can be blocked due to geographical location filters, or have any restrictions, and get a decent degree of protection, without spending a dime.
Having into consideration the large cyber-crime rate present these days over the Internet, security is more than welcomed, especially if it is free. Regardless if you choose to pay with bitcoins or with regular money or opt for the free plan, ZPN will be there to offer you reliable encryption for your identity, location and personal information.
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