TorGuard suing NordVpn. Torguard claim NordVpn is blackmailing them with their wrongfully obtained confidential and trade secret business information. NordVpn aquired this from a service provider Torguard used but was apparently owned or bought by Nord.On top of that Torguard claim Nord was Ddosing them to hinder sales and tarnish reputation during Black Friday. NordVPN appear to also be Ddosing Torguard while simultaneously trying to purchase Torguard in a way of keeping them hostage.
Did Nord discover Torguard was logging on their servers and threaten to go public with it unless they sold themselves to Nord? Why did Torguard not have their servers encrypted in the first place to hide everything from host operators or incase of seizure? Will Torguard's lawsuit get anywhere with an attorney named "Losey" ? What do you NordVPN shills have to say about your vpn operating in such a shady fashion?
>Did Nord discover Torguard was logging on their servers and threaten to go public with it unless they sold themselves to Nord? Definitely. >Why did Torguard not have their servers encrypted in the first place to hide everything from host operators or incase of seizure? They feared repercussions. >Will Torguard's lawsuit get anywhere with an attorney named "Losey" ? It depends on the outcome of the colluding trade war. >What do you NordVPN shills have to say about your vpn operating in such a shady fashion? Together we can change the world, just one random act of kindness at a time.
Brody Gray
who cares
James Rodriguez
What is a good VPN anyway? Seems like there are tons. ProtonVPN any good? I already use their mail service.
Nolan Smith
ProtonVPN is just another front for NordVPN. They were literally caught using the same security certificate to sign their client code as NordVPN.
Jackson Gomez
Nord and Proton were both started by the same Lithuanian data mining company. Really makes you think.
1) the CEO of Tesonet, the CEO of ProtonVPN and the CEO of CloudVPN are all the same one person.
2) CloudVPN is not a payment processor. It uses PayPal to collect subscriptions from NordVPN. It's not that you pay to NordVPN via a payment processor called "CloudVPN", you pay to CloudVPN via some payment processor (PayPal for example). In such transactions CloudVPN is not the payment processor, it is the final beneficiary of your payments. To allow such payments via a web site interaction with PayPal, PayPal wants that the beneficiary is the web site owner.
Additionally, the developer of NordVPN application in the Google Play Store is CloudVPN. The developer of ProtonVPN application in the Google Play Store is Tesonet.
So you know that:
- CloudVPN is not a payment processor in the transaction phase, but the beneficiary of the payment
- CloudVPN signs the application(s) of NordVPN (therefore it has full access to Google Play Store keys of NordVPN)
- Tesonet signs the application(s) of ProtonVPN (therefore it has full access to Google Play Store keys of ProtonVPN)
- the CEO of Tesonet, CloudVPN and ProtonVPN is the same person
- CloudVPN introduced itself to PayPal as the web server owner of NordVPN
Wyatt Harris
>falling for the VPN scam It's so fucking obvious, just the fact that N*rdVPN was shilled here non-stop for several days was a massive red flag.
