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Save 70% on a two-year plan (UK deal)
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TL;DR: A two-year subscription to NordVPN is on sale for £2.69 per month as of June 14, saving you 70% on list price.
There are plenty of impressive VPN deals available right now, but there is a problem with the majority of these: the best deals are reserved for the longest contracts.
We get that this is the done thing, but not everyone is willing to commit to lengthy contracts, especially when it comes to VPNs. For most people, VPNs are still a relatively unknown quantity, so signing up for three years just seems like a risk.
NordVPN has recognised this feeling, and is now offering a two-year plan for the same price as a three-year plan. You can now subscribe to NordVPN for £2.69 per month, and save a massive 70% on list price. This two-year plan even comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Subscribers get access to 5,514 servers worldwide, fast connection speeds, apps for all the leading operating systems, and much more. It’s a secure service that takes your privacy seriously.
Sign up to NordVPN and save 70%.
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