When VPNSecure was acquired in 2023, the new owners were not informed of the lifetime deals held by customers. Those deals were axed and people have until May 31 to pick a new plan.

Specifically, a new owner acquired VPNSecure in 2023, allegedly discovering the thousands of ongoing lifetime plans only months after the acquisition. To stay afloat, it decided to deactivate all ...

VPNSecure has apologized to customers who were caught off guard by the sudden cancellations but reinforced its new position by saying it “never will” sell lifetime subscriptions.

The VPNSecure team said that they weren’t informed of the lifetime memberships sold through StackSocial and that they had been terminating any lifetime subscriber’s accounts that had been ...

In its email to customers, VPNSecure outlined the situation regarding the lifetime deals. The email said that the owner bought "the technology, domain, and customer database - but not the liabilities.

Originally VPNSecure was only removing accounts that have gone for six months without use, but it has since deactivated all lifetime deals. It claimed that these deals all took place before 2017 ...

VPNSecure’s owners also claimed to customers that lifetime subscriptions were only sold “between 2015 and 2017.” However, they were sold until at least 2022, Ars confirmed.

VPNSecure users are outraged as the provider's new owners have canceled all lifetime subscription plans. Lifetime subscribers who hadn't been active for six months had their subscriptions axed ...

A copy of the email from “The VPN Secure Team” and posted on Reddit notes that VPNSecure had previously deactivated accounts with lifetime subscriptions that it said hadn’t been used in ...