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CyberGhost VPN is on sale for just £2.15 a month
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TL;DR: CyberGhost VPN is on sale for just £2.15 a month, with an extra six months for free on the one-year plan.
The list of reasons why you should seriously consider CyberGhost VPN is long, but don’t worry, we’re going to condense it into four key points.
Firstly, CyberGhost VPN has over 3,900 servers worldwide. This means that you should be able to link up to a fast connection, wherever you are in the world. Secondly, you can connect seven devices to the service, at the same time. So you can protect all your devices at once, with one plan. Thirdly, CyberGhost VPN offer around the clock live support, which is great if you encounter any problems with the service.
The fourth point is probably the most important, and that’s because it will save you money. CyberGhost VPN is on sale right now, for just £2.15 a month. This one-year plan also comes with an extra six months for free, meaning you save a massive 79 percent on list price. You also get a generous 45-day money-back guarantee, providing an extra big serving of protection.
This deal is only available until midnight on July 19, so you’ll have to act fast to save in the CyberGhost VPN Flash Sale.
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