Windscribe Review, Pricing & Features for Businesses | SoftwareAdviser.ai

Their website says split tunneling but you have to click it to find out it's not on Windows yet. Their chat bot says it is coming for Windows in the 2nd quarter of 2019 but that's long gone. I pinged support and they said "we're working on it and will provide more details once they become available". Corporate jargon. In other words it's not coming and you're not taking it seriously enough. The bot still hasn't been corrected either. Won't be spending a penny with these plums.

I logged a support ticket over 5 times. Still no response

Windscribe is a marketing scamWindscribe is probably one of the worst options for customers. They have a high price compared to top services like Surfshark, Cyberghost, NordVPN, Privatevpn or Ivacy. They only have THREE days for a refund if you are not satisfied with their service, but if you ask for a refund they do not respond for three days to your email and - no refund.They give false information to customers on the site. Windsribe does not have Stealth mode or IP obfuscation, you can read this in detail on many blogs written by real VPN experts. There is no Port forwarding or static IP address unless you pay extra for the base price, which is not on offer.They have very slow internet traffic and a frequent drop in internet connection, and almost every day you get a warning for something that has nothing to do with you. They come from Canada, the country that receives all your information from Windscribe.When you contact customer service you get insulted by a street dictionary. It's simple, it's a waste of service, and for less money, buy some good and professional VPN services to get what you really pay for.I stand behind my words, I used Windscribe and never again.

I renewed my Windscribe account in January of 2020. For two months, the icon on my desktop indicted I was connected via Miami-Snow. Well, it occurred to me that I should check whatismyipaddress.com. Imagine my horror that my ip address was that of my internet provider in Panama! No telling how long this fraud had put me at risk! Maybe for the entire two months! Windscribe refused to refund my $49. By this time, the Covid pandemic had hit and I was unable to file a dispute with my credit card company. I kept sending Chase messages asking how I could file a dispute. Each time I received a canned response that it would take "a week or so" for me to receive a response from them. After no response from Chase, I kept sending messges, only to receive the identical canned response. I finally was able to call them today...and was told the time for filing a dispute has passed. This was Chase's fault, NOT MINE. So because of Chase's poor service and Windscribe's dishonesty, I am screwed out of $49. DO NOT EVER USE WINDSCRIBE!---------------------I see that Windscribe told another lie. After using the Windscribe service for one year, against my better judgment I renewed when it was due in January of 2020. For two months (as I explained above) Windscribe indicated I was connected to Miami-Snow. But something told me I should check whatismyipaddress--and I discovered my ip address was that of my internet provider in Panama. The Windscribe VPN was not working, and no telling how long their lie had put me at risk. I already explained all this above in my original review, but Windscribe is trying to obfuscate the issue. I asked for a $49 refund after using their (faulty) service for two months. I have emails back and forth to substantiate everything! Besides being a bad company, they reveal now nasty they are to a customer. STAY AWAY FROM WINDSCRIBE!-------------------And by the way, I paid the full $49 for the first year of use, and I paid $49 when I renewed in January of 2020. Windscribe is saying that I wanted a refund for the full two years of use. Wrong! After the renewal in January of 2020 (for $49) and I discovered I was not connected to their VPN as indicted, it was then that I asked for a refund of $49 after two months of fraudulent "service."

I renewed my Windscribe account in January of 2020. For two months, the icon on my desktop indicted I was connected via Miami-Snow. Well, it occurred to me that I should check whatismyipaddress.com. Imagine my horror that my ip address was that of my internet provider in Panama! No telling how long this fraud had put me at risk! Maybe for the entire two months! Windscribe refused to refund my $49. By this time, the Covid pandemic had hit and I was unable to file a dispute with my credit card company. I kept sending Chase messages asking how I could file a dispute. Each time I received a canned response that it would take "a week or so" for me to receive a response from them. After no response from Chase, I kept sending messges, only to receive the identical canned response. I finally was able to call them today...and was told the time for filing a dispute has passed. This was Chase's fault, NOT MINE. So because of Chase's poor service and Windscribe's dishonesty, I am screwed out of $49. DO NOT EVER USE WINDSCRIBE!---------------------I see that Windscribe told another lie. After using the Windscribe service for one year, against my better judgment I renewed when it was due in January of 2020. For two months (as I explained above) Windscribe indicated I was connected to Miami-Snow. But something told me I should check whatismyipaddress--and I discovered my ip address was that of my internet provider in Panama. The Windscribe VPN was not working, and no telling how long their lie had put me at risk. I already explained all this above in my original review, but Windscribe is trying to obfuscate the issue. I asked for a $49 refund after using their (faulty) service for two months. I have emails back and forth to substantiate everything! Besides being a bad company, they reveal now nasty they are to a customer. STAY AWAY FROM WINDSCRIBE!-------------------And by the way, I paid the full $49 for the first year of use, and I paid $49 when I renewed in January of 2020. Windscribe is saying that I wanted a refund for the full two years of use. Wrong! After the renewal in January of 2020 (for $49) and I discovered I was not connected to their VPN as indicted, it was then that I asked for a refund of $49 after two months of fraudulent "service."--------------------------8/29/20 - Update: After my Chase credit card account had told me it was "too late to file a dispute," I sent several secure messages saying the tardiness was the fault of Chase because of Covid non-customer service. Each of my emails received a canned response: "we have received your secure message and will review your account..." Nothing about how to file a dispute. FINALLY...enough secure messages got their attention and I see in my last statement that there is a $49 credit from Windscribe.This was a huge struggle, but I finally succeeded. Never again with Windscribe! Someone else mentioned that they are arrogant. Very true!I've been using Mullvad, based in Sweden. Excellent VPN. Not especially cheap and the account is only for two devices unless you configure your router, but the service (and customer service) is excellent. Another thing I like about Mullvad is that I can pay monthly. If I'm ever dissatisfied, I can quit with no hassle like I experienced with Windscribe.