1. Current Best Netflix VPNs for 2021

WeVPN(<----click for 1 year for under $40 with code "tomspark")

WeVPN is a relative newcomer, but it's REALLY REALLY good. It's got a sort of "new tech polish" that I love.

It supports WireGuard and works automatically with most streaming services. Very fast speeds, friendly team on discord, and overall quite decent for such a new VPN. Much more affordable than the likes of NordVPN and ExpressVPN.

Full review here.

VyprVPN (<---click for 1 year for $45)

VyprVPN is a super polished VPN that works with all major streaming providers. It's lacking a few things like socks5 proxy support, and extensions, but for streaming, it gets the job done and has one of the most intuitive and best-looking apps out there!

Full review here.

PrivateVPN (<----click for 10% off all plans with this link, around $40 for 1 year)

PrivateVPN is a VPN provider based in Sweden that has been around for quite some time--but flown under the radar a bit since it's not pasted on every popular Youtuber's ad-roll.

However, I think it's a diamond in the rough since it offers great speeds, affordable prices across the board, a friendly team, and full streaming compatibility.

The cons here are that there are a few limited server options compared to some bigger competitors, but servers get blocked less and are fully owned by PrivateVPN which is good for transparency and privacy.

Full review here.

CactusVPN (<---click for 1 Year for $38 with code "tomspark")

CactusVPN is a great VPN that is seldom talked about. However, it can unblock nearly every streaming service with the smart DNS capability built-in. Simply pick a region, and you can watch any content. The app looks a bit outdated, but the team is very friendly, and it's affordable.

Full review here.

TorGuard (<----click 1-year streaming bundle for $60 with code "Netflix")

TorGuard is unique because it uses streaming IPs that can be harder to be blocked. It's also one of the best "normal" VPNs out there outside of streaming use since the main package is only $5 a month or $30 a year with code "tomspark".

However lately there have been a few issues with Japan streaming IPs. The downside is that you only get to pick two locations, and refunds can be tricky. It's around $11 a month or $60 a year with the code. You need to buy the streaming bundle.

Watch this video with directions on how to set it up. A bit more setup required, but once you do it, you should be good.

Full review here.

2. Will Netflix ban my account for using a VPN?

If they didn't you are using a VPN, they may block access to some content, but I have never seen anyone's account be banned before. So, no.

3. Is it illegal to use a VPN with Netflix?

No.

4. Is the owner of this subreddit sponsored?

No. Tom Spark Reviews owns the subreddit.

He is a trusted affiliate for almost every VPN company, but not sponsored by any. No VPN can pay for their place inside this FAQ or his review system.

You can find more info about the system on his transparency report or reputable VPN program.

5. My VPN doesn't work anymore, what do I do?

If you've tried talking to support already and switching servers, try to refund the VPN, and try another one from the list. The "underrated" section is less likely to be blocked and cheaper as well, so give that a shot. Or just use a tier 1 VPN and torrent Linux isos... ;-).