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CyberGhost VPN sale: stay safe and save
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TL;DR: A three-year subscription to CyberGhost VPN is on sale for $2.75 per month as of April 7, saving you 79% on list price.
There has never been a better time to invest in a VPN, and we say this for two reasons. The first is that everyone is staying home at the moment with an increased need for entertainment options, and the second is that cybercrime is on the rise.
VPNs let you bypass content restrictions so you can enjoy more of the films and shows you love, on your favorite streaming services. They also boost your online security by keeping your data and identity protected, meaning scammers can’t get their hands on anything sensitive.
There is a fairly long list of VPN providers that are worth considering, and CyberGhost VPN is definitely near the top. This is because of its large network of servers, military-grade encryption, fast connection speeds, and unlimited bandwidth. It’s also on sale right now.
You can subscribe to three years of protection with CyberGhost VPN for just $2.75 per month. This plan is down by a massive 79% on list price, and even comes with an extra two months for free.
Stay safe at home with a VPN.
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