BulletVPN Closure Ends All Subscriptions, Including Lifetime Plans
If you trusted BulletVPN with your privacy and paid for a lifetime subscription, you’ve just lost access overnight. In a sudden move, the VPN provider announced it has shut down operations, terminating all services immediately.
Users Left in the Dark as Servers Go Offline
On its website, BulletVPN cited “market demand shifts, evolving tech requirements, and sustainability challenges” as key reasons for the shutdown. The decision, while abrupt, appears final. All servers are already offline, meaning customers no longer have encrypted internet access or VPN protection.
Whether you paid monthly, annually, or signed up for a lifetime subscription, your service has officially ended.
Lifetime Deals: Too Good to Last?
Smaller VPN services often offer lifetime subscriptions to quickly build a customer base. However, unlike top-tier providers such as NordVPN or ExpressVPN, they may struggle to keep up with infrastructure costs or evolving security needs.
While enticing, lifetime plans are increasingly proving unsustainable—BulletVPN isn’t the first to vanish, and likely won’t be the last.
Windscribe Steps Up with a Free Offer
Although the closure is frustrating, there’s a silver lining for existing BulletVPN users. VPN competitor Windscribe is offering a free 6-month subscription, with the option to transition into a discounted long-term plan.
To redeem the offer, users must email support@bulletvpn.com for instructions. Importantly, BulletVPN confirmed that no user data has been shared with Windscribe, and there is no acquisition involved.
What’s Next for Ex-BulletVPN Users?
If you’re scrambling to find a secure VPN replacement, now’s the time to consider a reliable and established provider. Services like NordVPN or ProtonVPN offer proven uptime, regular security audits, and stable infrastructure—critical features for users prioritizing online privacy.
The sudden shutdown of BulletVPN also serves as a warning: short-term savings from lifetime deals may not translate into long-term value.
Stay Cautious with Lifetime VPN Promises
The collapse of BulletVPN follows closely behind the VPN Secure lifetime subscription controversy. These back-to-back shutdowns highlight a growing issue in the VPN industry—lifetime deals often don’t live up to their promise.
While Windscribe’s gesture provides temporary relief, affected users should remain cautious going forward and prioritize VPNs with strong reputations and financial stability.
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