I was browsing the web and I stumbled upon this,
http://www.vpnbook.com/
They claim to be a free vpn service that runs off donations. The thing is, its located in europe, and from my understanding the UK is going through some tough piracy issues. They say they do not keep logs, but is it worth trying? I get paranoid when it comes to trusting something with keeping my internet activity safe.

Most likely not to be fully trusted, a free VPN is suspicious...

If you're looking for a free VPN just for internet browsing, proXPN has a free version (for torrenting compatibility, you'd need the $6.25/month version)

I've used this before and it is legit, although it may slow your speed down a bit.

Yeah, I kept looking around for a catch, but I couldn't find one.. It sounds to good to be true, so I will leave it be for now .

I was on torrentfreak and someone mentioned it in the comments. I have a vpn right now that I have been using for a couple of months now, It works find for me. But thanks anyways, I might look into it if I decide to drop this one .

get a paid vpn then youll be paying for your privacy there farely cheap to but remember nothing is a 100%

There are VPNs out there that are 100% secure and don't log identifiable information for connections.

Hmm, i have checked them out, i used it for torrents, and honestly its fast for free service, there is no need to be paranoid to be downloading torrents from this vpn because upon looking up the IP its hosted in Romania and not UK, i dont think you need to worry for a long time about copyright from Romania any time soon. just dont use the VPN to login to sensitive sh*t thats all and you got nothing to worry about...

Watch the language

dont forget about leaks.

very good point , whither it be free or paid VPN .
it's to the user's advantage to know where the VPN server is
located .
and then know a little of the copyright enforcement policies
in that server's country .
and as you pointed out , access to sensitive information
should be avoided while using a free service .
after all , you do get the security level , that you pay for ?