LetsVPN's official announcement has blown up
This morning, the official notice: For the past 20 days, we've been adjusting every hour, but we still can't withstand the network blockade. We're directly terminating operations in mainland China, shutting down payment channels, and issuing full refunds to all users (starting from April 8, calculated based on remaining duration, regardless of whether data was used)
The official statement says it's not a scam; they just couldn't hold on anymore.
To apply for a refund, click 'Online Customer Service' in the app and enter 'refund'; the money will be returned via the original method within 5-10 business days.
How much impact will this have on crypto users?
Market prices could instantly crash, and missing out on a trading wave, getting liquidated, or being left out can be painful.
Rushing to switch to smaller providers or free VPNs can lead to hijacking, log recording, and direct risks to private keys.
💡 How to cope:
1. First, get a refund: Open the LetsVPN app → Online Customer Service → Enter 'refund' and submit. Follow the steps prompted by the bot. If you paid via Alipay, search for payment records with 'letsgo' to find your order info, submit as required, and take screenshots for your records.
2. Short-term transition: Immediately switch to a backup VPN, temporarily use the free Kuaimiao.
3. Long-term stable alternatives: (The following are user-recommended, not ads, DYOR!)
- ExpressVPN:
Recommended for beginners, strong Lightway protocol, 30-day refund.
- NordVPN:
Reliable obfuscation servers, high cost-performance ratio.
- Surfshark:
Cheapest option, unlimited devices, effective Camouflage mode.
- For advanced users: Airport + Clash/Shadowrocket (Trojan/Hysteria2 protocol), 16-25 RMB/month is more appealing.
- Other small tips: Some users utilize Hong Kong eSIMs (routing through HK, not mainland carriers) to reduce dependency on VPNs. If you need a Hong Kong SIM, I can recommend a vendor's contact info. Alternatively, you can set up your own node (requires overseas server + tech skills).
My advice:
Safety first, stability second. Download in advance from outside the wall, buy 2-3 to rotate usage. The domestic network will only get stricter, so don't rely on just one tool.
This morning, the official notice: For the past 20 days, we've been adjusting every hour, but we still can't withstand the network blockade. We're directly terminating operations in mainland China, shutting down payment channels, and issuing full refunds to all users (starting from April 8, calculated based on remaining duration, regardless of whether data was used)
The official statement says it's not a scam; they just couldn't hold on anymore.
To apply for a refund, click 'Online Customer Service' in the app and enter 'refund'; the money will be returned via the original method within 5-10 business days.
How much impact will this have on crypto users?
Market prices could instantly crash, and missing out on a trading wave, getting liquidated, or being left out can be painful.
Rushing to switch to smaller providers or free VPNs can lead to hijacking, log recording, and direct risks to private keys.
💡 How to cope:
1. First, get a refund: Open the LetsVPN app → Online Customer Service → Enter 'refund' and submit. Follow the steps prompted by the bot. If you paid via Alipay, search for payment records with 'letsgo' to find your order info, submit as required, and take screenshots for your records.
2. Short-term transition: Immediately switch to a backup VPN, temporarily use the free Kuaimiao.
3. Long-term stable alternatives: (The following are user-recommended, not ads, DYOR!)
- ExpressVPN:
Recommended for beginners, strong Lightway protocol, 30-day refund.
- NordVPN:
Reliable obfuscation servers, high cost-performance ratio.
- Surfshark:
Cheapest option, unlimited devices, effective Camouflage mode.
- For advanced users: Airport + Clash/Shadowrocket (Trojan/Hysteria2 protocol), 16-25 RMB/month is more appealing.
- Other small tips: Some users utilize Hong Kong eSIMs (routing through HK, not mainland carriers) to reduce dependency on VPNs. If you need a Hong Kong SIM, I can recommend a vendor's contact info. Alternatively, you can set up your own node (requires overseas server + tech skills).
My advice:
Safety first, stability second. Download in advance from outside the wall, buy 2-3 to rotate usage. The domestic network will only get stricter, so don't rely on just one tool.