Stop advertising fraudulent VPN services! No matter what protocol I've chosen or what location is chosen on the VPN app, when I ask Google what my current local forecast weather forecast is, it still comes back as my real location, not the location chosen through the app. So obviously, the VPN service is not doing what it's supposed to do! It's clearly not hiding my IP address or my real location. The VPN service is clearly a scam!!! 🤬🤬🤬
I still have no idea what your saying.. i want to be safe but have no idea what to get and what to do with it.. why is there so many ticks to make why is it not just safe from the start???
I want to watch netflix on my phone and then smart view it too my tv. Worked fine the first time i logged into the vpn and now it wont work. Everytime i turn the vpn on smartview gets turned off
Idk if u figured it out. But for those that need help. Just go to settings, vpn settings, bypasser , route via vpn and choose apps u want to work. Like smart view or chat gpt
WRONG! SurfShark isn't hiding your location on Google. Just by asking Google, "what's my current location?" It will clearly show a map of where you really are, not the location that has been chosen on the Surfshark app. The VPN is totally useless! It's not hiding anyone's IP address or current location. It's a scam!!! Everyone should be reporting that VPN company to ScamAdviser!!!
I bought surfshark and it won't let me connect to online players, or accept invites. Is there a way I can use the VPN and not have issue playing online with randoms?
If they are promoting their service falsely, it is considered fraud. Which is against the law and is a criminal act. Surfshark VPN does not seem to hide your current location or IP address. You can easily verify this by doing a Google search for your local weather forecast, and it will show that your location is NOT hidden. Regardless of the protocol or area you select on the VPN app, it doesn't hide anything. I believe it's a scam, so it should be reported to ScamAdviser.
If I install Surfshark on a Windows PC, do I then have to put a Surfshark extension on each browser I use? Or, is just having the app on the PC do the job when surfing the web on any browser on the PC? Thank you.
@portman8909 yeah I know now. When I commented that it was when I first got the VPN. I had never used one before 🤣 They don't like the VPN because they can't spy on you and get into your personal business!
SURFSHARK VPN is scam, don't buy it, Unlimited devices is just trap, i recently bought 1 Year Subscription and after 25 Days they block my account and also they say we cannot refund you because you violated our fair usage terms of services.. I Repeat SURFSHARK IS SCAM, DON'T BUY IT!
Hi, I recommend you to visit Surfshark's website for the router guide. Also, you can contact them via live chat or email and they'll help you out with the setup 🙌
Hi, after downloading the app and logging in, just connect to any server - that's how your IP would change. You can always visit IP Leak's website, where you can check if the IP has changed. 🙌
SurfShark isn't hiding your location on Google. Just by asking Google, "what's my current location?" It will clearly show a map of where you really are, not the location that has been chosen on the Surfshark app. The VPN is totally useless! It's not hiding anyone's IP address or current location. It's a scam!!! Everyone should be reporting that VPN company to ScamAdviser!!!
Hi, you can view all the devices using your VPN on the Surfshark website. Once logged in, go to "Home" section and click on "Manage devices". There, you'll find a list of all the devices connected to the VPN and you'll have the option to disconnect them.
Netherlands consumer rights laws provide buyers with certain protections and guarantees whether a product is purchased in a store, a Dutch webshop or from a retailer based in another EU country. Across the European Union, a standard set of rights are in place to protect consumers. Every member state must offer the same ‘minimum’ level of consumer rights. The European Commission does not set a maximum level of protection, Which allows countries to deviate if the level of protection is greater than the EU standard. Such is the case here in the Netherlands where consumers often have extended rights. Both the Dutch government and the EU have laws which protect consumers and agencies that are responsible for monitoring businesses to ensure they are abiding by established regulations. EUROPEAN CONSUMER PROTECTIONS In 1999, the European Commission issued Directive 1999/44/EU on the sale of consumer goods and the guarantees which sellers are required to meet. Some key protections introduced by the directive include: The seller is responsible to the purchaser when there is a lack of conformity at the point the product is delivered. In this case, the seller is responsible to bring the into conformity either by repairing or replacing the product. A consumer has two years from the point of purchase to notify the seller about a lack of conformity. For example, the condition of the product after a certain amount of use does not conform to the quality that would generally be expected for such a product. The seller is responsible for bringing the ‘defective’ product to the expected level of conformity. In general terms, the directive laid out that it is the seller who is responsible when there is a lack of conformity, and the seller who must rectify the situation. The seller cannot ‘pass the blame’ by referring the consumer directly to the manufacturer for a lack of conformity issue (rather than a warranty issue). When a product ‘guarantee’ (warranty) is offered, it must be stated in clear language along with the manner in which a claim needs to be submitted and the name/address of the guarantor (i.e. usually the manufacturer vs. the seller). The term limit for a warranty can be greater than two years but never less. EU CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY The European Consumer Centre Network (ECC-Net) is an independent public service organization for consumers in the EU with representation in each member state. NETHERLANDS CONSUMER RIGHTS ECC NEDERLAND is the local ECC branch in the Netherlands. The website provides clear information, in English, about the rights of consumers in the EU (including Dutch consumers), whether the buyer is purchasing in a store, buying off-premises or buying over the internet. In addition, the organization acts as an intermediary when a disagreement arises between a buyer in the Netherlands and a seller in another EU member state, Norway or Iceland, which remains unresolved. The ECC Nederland website answers questions commonly asked by consumers, such as What information does the seller have to supply in-store? Who is responsible for a product bought online? When does the purchaser have a right to a warranty? In which circumstances can a contract be cancelled due to a faulty product? OTHER DUTCH CONSUMER RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS CONSUMENTENBOND: This is the Dutch consumer rights agency. It provides detailed information about consumer rights in the Netherlands, gives suggestions on ways to resolve an issue with a seller and offers services such as mediation if attempts to reach an agreement have not been successful. KLACHTENKOMPASS: This is an online forum established and monitored by the Consumentenbond. It allows a customer to post a dispute they have with a company and for that company to reply (either committing to corrective action or explaining why the claim is denied). Communication between the parties is visible to all and becomes public record. DE GESCHILLENCOMMISSIE: This is the Dutch complaints board where a customer can file a grievance against a company located in the Netherlands.
SurfShark isn't hiding your location on Google. Just by asking Google, "what's my current location?" It will clearly show a map of where you really are, not the location that has been chosen on the Surfshark app. The VPN is totally useless! It's not hiding anyone's IP address or current location. It's a scam!!! Everyone should be reporting that VPN company to ScamAdviser!!!
can someone help me from stopping background noise from talking to me, i think someone hacked into all my devices and is constantly manipulating me. please help if you have any idea. thank you
My advice don't do it Don't allow them to warm their way into your account.. it's super buggy when you're traveling I've had a lot of issues with them and wouldn't recommend them..
Is anybody else dealing with SurfShark VPN customer support agents who are clueless about what they are doing and just keep requesting the same information over and over again? We are not clicking on any more of their provided links (probably virus-infested links) and sending that information to them. There also shouldn't be any reason why they need to know what operating system you use, what email address you used to sign up for the service, or what location you're in when trying to use the VPN. Giving them all that information totally defeats the purpose of paying for a VPN in the first place! Duh SurfShark really needs to fix the bugs with the service otherwise, there will be future complaints being filed with consumer reporting agencies in the Netherlands about the clear scam that SurfShark is pulling on their customers. If you charge us for a service, then you MUST provide that service otherwise it is considered fraud! Fraud is illegal, FYI!
Netherlands consumer rights laws provide buyers with certain protections and guarantees whether a product is purchased in a store, a Dutch webshop or from a retailer based in another EU country. Across the European Union, a standard set of rights are in place to protect consumers. Every member state must offer the same ‘minimum’ level of consumer rights. The European Commission does not set a maximum level of protection, Which allows countries to deviate if the level of protection is greater than the EU standard. Such is the case here in the Netherlands where consumers often have extended rights. Both the Dutch government and the EU have laws which protect consumers and agencies that are responsible for monitoring businesses to ensure they are abiding by established regulations. EUROPEAN CONSUMER PROTECTIONS In 1999, the European Commission issued Directive 1999/44/EU on the sale of consumer goods and the guarantees which sellers are required to meet. Some key protections introduced by the directive include: The seller is responsible to the purchaser when there is a lack of conformity at the point the product is delivered. In this case, the seller is responsible to bring the into conformity either by repairing or replacing the product. A consumer has two years from the point of purchase to notify the seller about a lack of conformity. For example, the condition of the product after a certain amount of use does not conform to the quality that would generally be expected for such a product. The seller is responsible for bringing the ‘defective’ product to the expected level of conformity. In general terms, the directive laid out that it is the seller who is responsible when there is a lack of conformity, and the seller who must rectify the situation. The seller cannot ‘pass the blame’ by referring the consumer directly to the manufacturer for a lack of conformity issue (rather than a warranty issue). When a product ‘guarantee’ (warranty) is offered, it must be stated in clear language along with the manner in which a claim needs to be submitted and the name/address of the guarantor (i.e. usually the manufacturer vs. the seller). The term limit for a warranty can be greater than two years but never less. EU CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY The European Consumer Centre Network (ECC-Net) is an independent public service organization for consumers in the EU with representation in each member state. NETHERLANDS CONSUMER RIGHTS ECC NEDERLAND is the local ECC branch in the Netherlands. The website provides clear information, in English, about the rights of consumers in the EU (including Dutch consumers), whether the buyer is purchasing in a store, buying off-premises or buying over the internet. In addition, the organization acts as an intermediary when a disagreement arises between a buyer in the Netherlands and a seller in another EU member state, Norway or Iceland, which remains unresolved. The ECC Nederland website answers questions commonly asked by consumers, such as What information does the seller have to supply in-store? Who is responsible for a product bought online? When does the purchaser have a right to a warranty? In which circumstances can a contract be cancelled due to a faulty product? OTHER DUTCH CONSUMER RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS CONSUMENTENBOND: This is the Dutch consumer rights agency. It provides detailed information about consumer rights in the Netherlands, gives suggestions on ways to resolve an issue with a seller and offers services such as mediation if attempts to reach an agreement have not been successful. KLACHTENKOMPASS: This is an online forum established and monitored by the Consumentenbond. It allows a customer to post a dispute they have with a company and for that company to reply (either committing to corrective action or explaining why the claim is denied). Communication between the parties is visible to all and becomes public record. DE GESCHILLENCOMMISSIE: This is the Dutch complaints board where a customer can file a grievance against a company located in the Netherlands.
If they are promoting their service falsely, it is considered fraud. The reason I am saying this is because Surfshark VPN does not seem to hide your current location or IP address. You can easily verify this by doing a Google search for your local weather forecast, and it will show that your location is NOT hidden. Regardless of the protocol or area you select on the VPN app, it doesn't hide anything. I believe it's a scam, so it should be reported to ScamAdvisor.
I am from nepal if my passport image is been leaked on internet and hacker got access to it can hacker open bank account and take loan in my name? If yes what to do?
💥Grab Surfshark VPN today 👉 vpnpro.sale/surfshark-discount/2V00hByv_mY/
Please give me a Surfshark code if you have one
Stop advertising fraudulent VPN services! No matter what protocol I've chosen or what location is chosen on the VPN app, when I ask Google what my current local forecast weather forecast is, it still comes back as my real location, not the location chosen through the app. So obviously, the VPN service is not doing what it's supposed to do! It's clearly not hiding my IP address or my real location. The VPN service is clearly a scam!!! 🤬🤬🤬
I am new on this. Only started today. I hope I can use it properly and quickly.
I have NordVPN. What if you use both Surf Shark and NordVPN..wouldn't that be better protection?
😂😂
@@retroconsole_ hey man I don't mean to be rude but I don't think u know what ur talking about, just use one
I still have no idea what your saying.. i want to be safe but have no idea what to get and what to do with it.. why is there so many ticks to make why is it not just safe from the start???
I have a subscription and I'm loving it so far! Plus it's economical.
I want to watch netflix on my phone and then smart view it too my tv.
Worked fine the first time i logged into the vpn and now it wont work.
Everytime i turn the vpn on smartview gets turned off
Idk if u figured it out. But for those that need help. Just go to settings, vpn settings, bypasser , route via vpn and choose apps u want to work. Like smart view or chat gpt
How can I use this when connecting to a wifi? Should I open Surfshark first and then connect to the wifi or the other way around? Thank you!
First wifi second surfshark
I need your help?
I just wanted to join ebay after I got kicked off. I hope I can figure this out.
Great info/ question/ do we have to turn off Surfshark when we are not using the computers?
Definitely get this VPN if you enjoy gaming at
WRONG! SurfShark isn't hiding your location on Google. Just by asking Google, "what's my current location?" It will clearly show a map of where you really are, not the location that has been chosen on the Surfshark app. The VPN is totally useless! It's not hiding anyone's IP address or current location. It's a scam!!! Everyone should be reporting that VPN company to ScamAdviser!!!
I bought surfshark and it won't let me connect to online players, or accept invites. Is there a way I can use the VPN and not have issue playing online with randoms?
If they are promoting their service falsely, it is considered fraud. Which is against the law and is a criminal act. Surfshark VPN does not seem to hide your current location or IP address. You can easily verify this by doing a Google search for your local weather forecast, and it will show that your location is NOT hidden. Regardless of the protocol or area you select on the VPN app, it doesn't hide anything. I believe it's a scam, so it should be reported to ScamAdviser.
THANK YOU!
Very useful video! Superb explanation of the basic/key functionalities which were easy to understand, thanks to your video!
Thanks for watching! 🙌
@@VPNprochannelyou really need to respond to our questions.
Surf shark doesn't allow me to make payment to purchase the VPN or is it the android box I am using.....
Hi, try to make a purchase on any other device if possible 🙌 If that doesn't work, contact their customer support, they will help you out.
Can someone give me code for Surfshark vpn since I can’t register
@@samsonomiawele1625 Don't waste your money! SurfShark does not provide the service it claims to.
@@samsonomiawele1625don't bother! Surfshark VPN is nothing but a scam.
How can I add Family to Surfshark without them altering my account details?
If I install Surfshark on a Windows PC, do I then have to put a Surfshark extension on each browser I use? Or, is just having the app on the PC do the job when surfing the web on any browser on the PC? Thank you.
the app is enough
Just the app.
Amazing video
Let’s say if I install I need to navigate in their web
Why am I unable to get on certain apps or websites when my vpn is on?
Because the sites blocked the IP and don't like VPN's.
@portman8909 yeah I know now. When I commented that it was when I first got the VPN. I had never used one before 🤣 They don't like the VPN because they can't spy on you and get into your personal business!
@portman8909 My reply back got deleted! Means I was speaking the truth 🤣 Insane when you can't speak the truth!
Amazing 🎉
Thanks for watching!
open vpn on router?
This is my first time looking up and to purchase a VPN. ANd this was a great detail video
Thanks! 😊
hello,how to use surfshark on lg smart tv?
SURFSHARK VPN is scam, don't buy it, Unlimited devices is just trap, i recently bought 1 Year Subscription and after 25 Days they block my account and also they say we cannot refund you because you violated our fair usage terms of services.. I Repeat SURFSHARK IS SCAM, DON'T BUY IT!
Just amazing
Well, still needing to find another video…
Let’s I buy this vpn how do I program in my router so all my network is protected in my home
Hi, I recommend you to visit Surfshark's website for the router guide. Also, you can contact them via live chat or email and they'll help you out with the setup 🙌
please answer this i got this and paid for a subsration and i cant find how to change my ip
Hi, after downloading the app and logging in, just connect to any server - that's how your IP would change. You can always visit IP Leak's website, where you can check if the IP has changed. 🙌
Love it
Nice vedio❤
How to use surfshark and still be able to track my phone if it gets stolen
SurfShark isn't hiding your location on Google. Just by asking Google, "what's my current location?" It will clearly show a map of where you really are, not the location that has been chosen on the Surfshark app. The VPN is totally useless! It's not hiding anyone's IP address or current location. It's a scam!!! Everyone should be reporting that VPN company to ScamAdviser!!!
Nice
How to remove other devices from using my vpn
Hi, you can view all the devices using your VPN on the Surfshark website. Once logged in, go to "Home" section and click on "Manage devices". There, you'll find a list of all the devices connected to the VPN and you'll have the option to disconnect them.
Thanks
Watch out for the automatic renewal I got charged for 12 months subscription when I wasn't even using their VPN.
Netherlands consumer rights laws provide buyers with certain protections and guarantees whether a product is purchased in a store, a Dutch webshop or from a retailer based in another EU country.
Across the European Union, a standard set of rights are in place to protect consumers. Every member state must offer the same ‘minimum’ level of consumer rights. The European Commission does not set a maximum level of protection, Which allows countries to deviate if the level of protection is greater than the EU standard. Such is the case here in the Netherlands where consumers often have extended rights.
Both the Dutch government and the EU have laws which protect consumers and agencies that are responsible for monitoring businesses to ensure they are abiding by established regulations.
EUROPEAN CONSUMER PROTECTIONS
In 1999, the European Commission issued Directive 1999/44/EU on the sale of consumer goods and the guarantees which sellers are required to meet.
Some key protections introduced by the directive include:
The seller is responsible to the purchaser when there is a lack of conformity at the point the product is delivered. In this case, the seller is responsible to bring the into conformity either by repairing or replacing the product.
A consumer has two years from the point of purchase to notify the seller about a lack of conformity. For example, the condition of the product after a certain amount of use does not conform to the quality that would generally be expected for such a product. The seller is responsible for bringing the ‘defective’ product to the expected level of conformity.
In general terms, the directive laid out that it is the seller who is responsible when there is a lack of conformity, and the seller who must rectify the situation. The seller cannot ‘pass the blame’ by referring the consumer directly to the manufacturer for a lack of conformity issue (rather than a warranty issue).
When a product ‘guarantee’ (warranty) is offered, it must be stated in clear language along with the manner in which a claim needs to be submitted and the name/address of the guarantor (i.e. usually the manufacturer vs. the seller).
The term limit for a warranty can be greater than two years but never less.
EU CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY
The European Consumer Centre Network (ECC-Net) is an independent public service organization for consumers in the EU with representation in each member state.
NETHERLANDS CONSUMER RIGHTS
ECC NEDERLAND is the local ECC branch in the Netherlands. The website provides clear information, in English, about the rights of consumers in the EU (including Dutch consumers), whether the buyer is purchasing in a store, buying off-premises or buying over the internet. In addition, the organization acts as an intermediary when a disagreement arises between a buyer in the Netherlands and a seller in another EU member state, Norway or Iceland, which remains unresolved.
The ECC Nederland website answers questions commonly asked by consumers, such as What information does the seller have to supply in-store? Who is responsible for a product bought online? When does the purchaser have a right to a warranty? In which circumstances can a contract be cancelled due to a faulty product?
OTHER DUTCH CONSUMER RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS
CONSUMENTENBOND: This is the Dutch consumer rights agency. It provides detailed information about consumer rights in the Netherlands, gives suggestions on ways to resolve an issue with a seller and offers services such as mediation if attempts to reach an agreement have not been successful.
KLACHTENKOMPASS: This is an online forum established and monitored by the Consumentenbond. It allows a customer to post a dispute they have with a company and for that company to reply (either committing to corrective action or explaining why the claim is denied). Communication between the parties is visible to all and becomes public record.
DE GESCHILLENCOMMISSIE: This is the Dutch complaints board where a customer can file a grievance against a company located in the Netherlands.
Very useful but too fast
SurfShark isn't hiding your location on Google. Just by asking Google, "what's my current location?" It will clearly show a map of where you really are, not the location that has been chosen on the Surfshark app. The VPN is totally useless! It's not hiding anyone's IP address or current location. It's a scam!!! Everyone should be reporting that VPN company to ScamAdviser!!!
can someone help me from stopping background noise from talking to me, i think someone hacked into all my devices and is constantly manipulating me. please help if you have any idea. thank you
Are you being serious?
get help
2G anand
SOLD!! getting Surfshark
Good
Very useful video thank you
Thanks for watching!
Is surfshark good for crypto airdrop and crypto currently trading?
My advice don't do it Don't allow them to warm their way into your account.. it's super buggy when you're traveling I've had a lot of issues with them and wouldn't recommend them..
Is anybody else dealing with SurfShark VPN customer support agents who are clueless about what they are doing and just keep requesting the same information over and over again?
We are not clicking on any more of their provided links (probably virus-infested links) and sending that information to them. There also shouldn't be any reason why they need to know what operating system you use, what email address you used to sign up for the service, or what location you're in when trying to use the VPN. Giving them all that information totally defeats the purpose of paying for a VPN in the first place! Duh
SurfShark really needs to fix the bugs with the service otherwise, there will be future complaints being filed with consumer reporting agencies in the Netherlands about the clear scam that SurfShark is pulling on their customers.
If you charge us for a service, then you MUST provide that service otherwise it is considered fraud! Fraud is illegal, FYI!
Netherlands consumer rights laws provide buyers with certain protections and guarantees whether a product is purchased in a store, a Dutch webshop or from a retailer based in another EU country.
Across the European Union, a standard set of rights are in place to protect consumers. Every member state must offer the same ‘minimum’ level of consumer rights. The European Commission does not set a maximum level of protection, Which allows countries to deviate if the level of protection is greater than the EU standard. Such is the case here in the Netherlands where consumers often have extended rights.
Both the Dutch government and the EU have laws which protect consumers and agencies that are responsible for monitoring businesses to ensure they are abiding by established regulations.
EUROPEAN CONSUMER PROTECTIONS
In 1999, the European Commission issued Directive 1999/44/EU on the sale of consumer goods and the guarantees which sellers are required to meet.
Some key protections introduced by the directive include:
The seller is responsible to the purchaser when there is a lack of conformity at the point the product is delivered. In this case, the seller is responsible to bring the into conformity either by repairing or replacing the product.
A consumer has two years from the point of purchase to notify the seller about a lack of conformity. For example, the condition of the product after a certain amount of use does not conform to the quality that would generally be expected for such a product. The seller is responsible for bringing the ‘defective’ product to the expected level of conformity.
In general terms, the directive laid out that it is the seller who is responsible when there is a lack of conformity, and the seller who must rectify the situation. The seller cannot ‘pass the blame’ by referring the consumer directly to the manufacturer for a lack of conformity issue (rather than a warranty issue).
When a product ‘guarantee’ (warranty) is offered, it must be stated in clear language along with the manner in which a claim needs to be submitted and the name/address of the guarantor (i.e. usually the manufacturer vs. the seller).
The term limit for a warranty can be greater than two years but never less.
EU CONSUMER PROTECTION AGENCY
The European Consumer Centre Network (ECC-Net) is an independent public service organization for consumers in the EU with representation in each member state.
NETHERLANDS CONSUMER RIGHTS
ECC NEDERLAND is the local ECC branch in the Netherlands. The website provides clear information, in English, about the rights of consumers in the EU (including Dutch consumers), whether the buyer is purchasing in a store, buying off-premises or buying over the internet. In addition, the organization acts as an intermediary when a disagreement arises between a buyer in the Netherlands and a seller in another EU member state, Norway or Iceland, which remains unresolved.
The ECC Nederland website answers questions commonly asked by consumers, such as What information does the seller have to supply in-store? Who is responsible for a product bought online? When does the purchaser have a right to a warranty? In which circumstances can a contract be cancelled due to a faulty product?
OTHER DUTCH CONSUMER RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS
CONSUMENTENBOND: This is the Dutch consumer rights agency. It provides detailed information about consumer rights in the Netherlands, gives suggestions on ways to resolve an issue with a seller and offers services such as mediation if attempts to reach an agreement have not been successful.
KLACHTENKOMPASS: This is an online forum established and monitored by the Consumentenbond. It allows a customer to post a dispute they have with a company and for that company to reply (either committing to corrective action or explaining why the claim is denied). Communication between the parties is visible to all and becomes public record.
DE GESCHILLENCOMMISSIE: This is the Dutch complaints board where a customer can file a grievance against a company located in the Netherlands.
If they are promoting their service falsely, it is considered fraud. The reason I am saying this is because Surfshark VPN does not seem to hide your current location or IP address. You can easily verify this by doing a Google search for your local weather forecast, and it will show that your location is NOT hidden. Regardless of the protocol or area you select on the VPN app, it doesn't hide anything. I believe it's a scam, so it should be reported to ScamAdvisor.
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@@VPNprochannelI need your help?
Don't buy it. Hard to use. Can't find anyone to refund the money.
Hello there . I will buy
I need your help please
I am from nepal if my passport image is been leaked on internet and hacker got access to it can hacker open bank account and take loan in my name? If yes what to do?
No most likely they can’t
Who owns surfshark? Probably an Israeli company.
Good 🇮🇱🇮🇱
Don't buy it. Never work out. Also can't find the company to refund you.
whwhheheheeee
Renwal problem how fik
Hi Bereket. If you're having any issues with your account, I suggest you to contact Surfshark's customer support. They'll take care of that 🦈
If you dont respond to our questions you don't deserve likes or subs. And you shou be on youtube teaching us .
Hi. I'm from the Philippines.
I want to target my post on instagram/tiktok to USA. Can I do this on the phone using Surfshark?
Opo
Don't buy it. Never work out. Also can't find the company to refund you.