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Best deal on TunnelBear VPN (UK deal)
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TL;DR: A two-year subscription to TunnelBear VPN is on sale for £3.48 per month, saving you 58% on list price.
TunnelBear is much like most of the other VPN services on the market in that it offers peace of mind when you’re working, shopping, or banking online. What sets it apart from the competition is that you can try it for free.
The free version of TunnelBear is really only designed for testing and is limited to 500MB of secure browsing. This should be more than enough to properly give the service a try, before deciding whether you want to upgrade to a paid plan.
You can now sign up for a two-year subscription for just £3.48 per month, and save 58% on list price. This plan includes unlimited secure browsing, five simultaneous connections, and priority customer service. With unlimited bandwidth and server switches, you can browse freely to over 22 countries in TunnelBear’s expanding network.
You may have never considered a VPN subscription before, but now that more and more businesses are working remotely, it’s essential that everyone remains vigilant against cybercrime. This is where a VPN can help.
Stay protected with TunnelBear VPN.
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