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Hide.me VPN on sale for under £5 a month (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The two-year Hide.me VPN plan is on sale for £4.99 a month, saving you 64% on list price.
What if we told you that you could get a VPN with around-the-clock customer support, a no-logging policy, over 1,000 servers in 57 countries worldwide, and 10 simultaneous connections for under £5 a month?
You probably wouldn’t believe a word we said, but we’re telling the truth. We promise.
Hide.me VPN is now on sale for just £4.99 a month for two years. This is down by a massive 64% on list price, which is a pretty staggering saving. The service is billed in one instalment of under £120, and comes with a generous 30-day money-back guarantee. This way you’re covered in case things don’t work out.
Another great thing about this service is the support for Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. It doesn’t matter what devices you want to be covered, because this provider has a solution to protect you and your data.
Protect your online identity with Hide.me VPN.
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