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IPVanish’s 2-year plan for just £2.87 a month
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Your birthday only comes around once a year so you are well within your rights to celebrate, if that’s your sort of thing.
You might be the kind of person that invites everyone over for a dinner party, or you might prefer to book a venue where everyone can party the night away. You might like to hide from the spotlight and that’s OK, too. You may need your friends to do the planning for you.
It’s IPVanish VPN’s seventh birthday and the Virtual Private Network provider is celebrating in style. No, it won’t be celebrating in the cinema or in the bowling alley like a normal seven-year-old. The VPN is cutting the price of its two-year plan instead.
IPVanish VPN is offering its two-year privacy plan to new users for the low price of £2.87 per month (billed £69 biennially). That’s a total saving of 69% on list price. This deal is available up until Feb. 28. For all the details on IPVanish VPN check out this quick video:
IPVanish VPN has played role reversal and is giving out the gifts for its birthday.
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