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Surfshark VPN on sale for just £1.59 a month with this code (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The sleek Surfshark VPN is on sale for £1.59 a month, saving you 83% on list price.
It’s high time you started taking your online security seriously. Nasty online threats are growing in number every day, and you need to watch your own back.
There are many different tactics you could employ to boost your online security, but none are as effective as investing in a VPN. These services can secure your digital life, provide access to the content you love, and much more. VPNs do all of this for only a couple of pounds a month, or even less.
You can now subscribe to a 24-month Surfshark VPN plan for just £1.59 a month, with the code surfsharkdeal. This is down by a massive 83% on list price, saving you well over £100 in total. Any contract also comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can properly try before fully committing.
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