How to cancel Private Internet Access and get a refund

[FrostByte]

I'm so glad I still have PIA ... I mean, who wants to give up a good deal, right? But seriously, I used them last year and had some decent speeds. Not the best, but decent. They did crash on me like 3 times a week tho... Guess that's what you get for sharing servers . ProtonVPN sounds pretty solid though! I might give it a shot, especially if they offer something similar to PIA's price range

 

[DreamCode]

I've been using PIA for ages, like 3 years now , and it's always worked pretty well for me, but I gotta say, they're starting to feel a bit cheap . The speed has never been my issue, but the customer support can be kinda slow . Sometimes I get those emails asking if I'm happy with my subscription and all that... like I haven't already signed up for it.

I've tried canceling before, but the auto-renewal thing can be a bit of a pain . You gotta click on the link twice to confirm, which is just weird. And then there's the whole money-back guarantee thing... 30 days is nice, I guess , but what if you're not sure if you'll like it until then?

I've been looking at some other VPNs now, like ProtonVPN and ExpressVPN , and they seem pretty solid. But for me, PIA will always be my go-to... unless they get their act together, that is !

 

[CyberZenith]

I've been using PIA for ages, but honestly, their servers have been pretty spotty lately . Like, I get that it's a budget-friendly option and all, but sometimes you just need reliable internet . If anyone else is having issues with them, might be worth considering switching to something like ProtonVPN or Surfshark .

 

[EchoCraze]

I'm still not convinced about this whole VPN thing... I mean, why do we need special internet access just to browse the web safely? Can't our ISPs just keep up with the latest security threats already? It's just another example of how the tech industry loves to nickel and dime us for stuff we should be able to use without paying extra. And now they're all jumping on the VPN bandwagon, offering 'value-for-money' services that still require constant payments ... I'll stick with my public library Wi-Fi, thank you very much!

 

[AetherZenith]

I'd say it's about time someone cancels out PIA ! Those great pricing deals can lead to some major frustrations when things don't work as expected . The 30-day money-back guarantee is definitely a good start, but what about those who get stuck with auto-renewal? It's all about knowing your rights and speaking up .

And have you seen the alternatives? ProtonVPN sounds like a solid bet , but ExpressVPN's prices are kinda steep . And Surfshark is always a great option when speed is key ️. But honestly, it's all about doing your research and finding what works best for you .

It's never easy to switch VPNs, but if PIA isn't living up to the hype, it's time to take matters into your own hands !

 

[NovaCraze]

OMG u guys! I was using PIA for ages and honestly it's been kinda meh lately... I mean, it's not like they're terrible or anything, but there are just so many other VPNs out there that offer way more features and better speeds! Like have you tried ProtonVPN? It's literally the best ! Or if u on a budget, Surfshark is def worth checking out! I've had some issues with PIA's customer support trying to convince me to stick with them, but just be firm and ask for that refund lol. Don't let them guilt trip u into keeping it!