Mullvad VPN | 12 Months for 5 Devices | Protect Your Privacy with Easy-To-Use Security VPN Service

Comes in a Mullvad envelope of sorts, with a scratch off code on the back of the card. With Mullvad, you can also port forward, which is perfect for my needs - as someone who likes to seed lots of GNU/Linux distro torrents. Capable speeds too for the most part, just depends what location you pick and where you are.

Another convenient way to add credit to Mullvad account. Would be great if Mullvad could occasionally give coupons on Amazon platform so I can stock them up for long term use. Highly recommended.

Before buying, I asked if they support port forwarding and a Mullvad rep answered yes—then a week after buying, they discontinue the feature. Thats some dirty dealing to me. If you need port options and a VPN with actual privacy (unlike Nord, PIA, etc.—see The Markups How Private Is My VPN? report), now you have to pay a little more for these features with IPVN. It just sucks Im bought in for a year on Mullvad which is now garbage for my uses.

Fantastic service. A simple and secure VPN. Easy to set up on Windows, Mac, Linux or your mobile phone like Android or Apple.

It is great, you pay for six months or longer and is a good anonymous VPN.

The card is simple, you scratch it, you see the code. Simply redeem online without any issues. Otherwise, you have to pay with your credit card with international transaction fees. Highly recommended!

I echo what some of reviewers have recently posted: I purchased a 6 months subscription only to find out that Mullvad dropped one of its (to me) most important features: port forwarding. I agree with the statement someone made in their review: it feels like bait and switch (as the original product was excellent). Will have to move on to another VPN.

You pay for 6 months or a year in advance, and then the company decides to remove features partway through. Gift card worked great, but Im switching to a different provider now.

Its a 5star vpn service and all but sadly for my specific use case I cant use it :( 99% of users wont even have this issue but on linux if you use safing portmaster firewall software, they dont play well with each other. Portmaster cant work when mullvad is on and mullvad cant connect if portmaster is on. This has apparently been going on for years and is due to the way each program has DNS hooks to run their service and you have to compromise one for the other.

Access to servers all across the world, super fast and easy to use.