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Save 85% on ZenMate VPN (UK deal)
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SAVE 85%: A three-year subscription to ZenMate VPN is on sale for £1.44 per month as of May 6, saving you 85% on list price.
ZenMate VPN is one of the cheapest services in the cybersecurity game. In fact, it’s so cheap that it almost makes you suspicious. What’s missing? Where’s the catch? We’ve looked, and we’re not sure there is one.
ZenMate VPN subscribers get access to servers in countries located all around the world, with strong speeds and unlimited bandwidth. It’s available on all leading operating platforms, and you can connect an unlimited number of devices under the same plan.
It’s not the best VPN for streaming, but if you’re only interesting in unblocking and watching American Netflix from the UK, this should still be something to consider. It can reliably bypass restrictions to access U.S. Netflix, which means you could watch a bunch of extra content for under £1.50 a month.
A three-year subscription to ZenMate VPN is on sale for £1.44 per month as of May 6, saving you 85% on list price. This plan even comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can recover your cash if you’re not totally satisfied with the service.
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