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TL;DR: A two-year subscription to PureVPN is on sale for $2.88 per month as of April 18, saving you 74% on list price. All subscriptions also let you gift 12 free monthly accounts to your loved ones, which is a pretty big deal.
VPNs are designed to safeguard your personal data and identity when you’re online, but most people use these services for other reasons, like streaming.
Services like PureVPN allow you instant and unrestricted access to your favorite content by bypassing blockades and geo-restrictions. This means you can watch all the best films and shows that wouldn’t normally be available in your location.
PureVPN is one of your best options for streaming, due to its military-grade encryption, global network of VPN servers, and high-speed connection. It also offers 10 multi-logins, so you can use one account on 10 devices at the same time.
A two-year subscription to PureVPN is now on sale for just $2.88 per month. This is down by a massive 74% on list price, and includes a 31-day money-back guarantee. All subscriptions also let you gift 12 free monthly accounts to your loved ones, which is particularly useful in these uncertain times.
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