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Vpn 360 is a consumer VPN app that provides an encrypted connection to the internet, advertised with multiple servers, unlimited data, and ad-free options on paid plans.
It is available on iOS, Android and via web account billing, with subscriptions purchasable through App Store, Google Play, or directly on the VPN360 website.
Paid plans advertise ad-free high-speed VPN proxy access and multiple subscription terms (weekly, monthly, annual tiers).
Support is provided via online help articles, email and chat, with differing response quality reported by users.
When you cancel auto-renewal, your subscription typically remains active until the end of the current billing period.
You can continue using premium features for the remainder of that paid period unless the provider explicitly disables access.
Vpn 360 does not issue automatic refunds; cancelling auto-renewal does not automatically grant a refund.
Refunds are discretionary and handled case-by-case by VPN360 according to their terms of service.
| Plan | Price (NZD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium Monthly Subscription | NZ$19.99 | Monthly | Ad-free high-speed VPN proxy |
| Weekly Subscription | NZ$12.99 | Weekly | Ad-free high-speed VPN proxy |
| Premium Annual Subscription (Tier 1) | NZ$99.99 | Annual | Ad-free high-speed VPN proxy |
| Premium Annual Subscription (Tier 2) | NZ$129.99 | Annual | Ad-free high-speed VPN proxy |
| Premium Annual Subscription (Tier 3) | NZ$199.99 | Annual | Ad-free high-speed VPN proxy |
Prices are taken from VPN360’s App Store in-app purchase listings for New Zealand and reflect the available tiers at the time of listing.
Multiple annual tiers suggest promotions or differing offers; the developer site does not list NZD pricing directly.
New Zealand consumer protections (e.g., Consumer Guarantees Act and related guidance) require services to meet reasonable standards of quality and description.
Terms that say refunds are discretionary may not override statutory rights where goods or services are faulty or misrepresented.
Uninstalling the VPN360 app without cancelling the subscription on the store is a frequent error; uninstalling does not stop billing.
Another mistake is assuming support can cancel App Store or Google Play subscriptions for you; those stores require the user to cancel via their account settings.
Assuming that cancelling auto-renewal automatically triggers a refund is incorrect; refunds must be requested separately from VPN360 support or pursued via the store where purchased.
Failing to provide receipts or subscription identifiers delays decisions; include clear evidence when you request refund or cancellation confirmation.
| Topic | Quick summary | What to do in New Zealand |
|---|---|---|
| How to cancel | Cancel via Apple ID, Google Play or VPN360 web dashboard depending on purchase. | Cancel through the original store or dashboard and keep confirmation screenshots. |
| Refund likelihood | Refunds are discretionary; not automatic on cancellation. | Request refund explicitly, provide evidence, and escalate under NZ consumer law if needed. |
| Support quality | Mixed reviews: basic FAQ good; direct support variable. | Use documented contact channels and save all correspondence. |
| Pricing | Weekly, monthly and multiple annual tiers are offered in NZD via the App Store. | Check App Store receipts for exact charges and promotional terms at time of purchase. |
Always cancel in the platform where you purchased to stop renewals, request refunds explicitly, and retain evidence for any dispute.
If you believe statutory consumer rights apply, contact Consumer NZ for guidance and next steps.
For formal postal notices or legal correspondence, send to the developer's address listed in their TOS:
Anchorfree LLC, 250 Northern Ave, 3rd Floor, Boston, MA 02210, United States
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Written by Carter Evans
Former postal advisor · 5 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 5 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.