The official “Owner” of NordVPN such as the domains and trademarks, have gone through great lengths to disguise their identity by registering the entity in Panama. They are not securely offshore (It doesn’t matter what their management says), and Lithuania is one of the worst countries for privacy laws. NordVPN Uses Panama to Register Entity? Bad Idea? Proof showing NordVPN is owned by Tesonet CEO Proof showing NordVPN is operated out of Lithuania Just admit you are based out of Lithuania.
NordVPN if you want us to take down anything here, TELL PEOPLE THE TRUTH. And, because they are being so dishonest, and choosing not to address it in public, it should make people wonder what else they are hiding. As we’ve discussed already, since Tesonet is a data mining company (despite them claiming they aren’t).īut the big problem here is, Nord is dishonest! This is the big issue. Yes, no one should use a VPN or security service that is tied to Tesonet. That whole offshore thing is a lie, and they have no clue about international law. Suffice to say, NordVPN is fully operated out of Lithuania and Lithuanians own the company that processes all customer billing info. CloudVPN, their payment processor, is based out of Lithuania, and there are clear ties to Tesonet that we’ve discussed and seen admitted by the companies. The real problem with NordVPN is they claim to be offshore and securely based in Panama. But today, we are going to discuss ANOTHER reason why you can’t trust NordVPN.
Now if you don’t believe that, that’s fine. We’ve also covered some more evidence on how this story came about, in that ProtonVPN has offices shared with Tesonet.
We’ve covered numerous stories lately about how NordVPN (CloudVPN) and Tesonet both have the same CEO, Darius Bereika.
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