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Surfshark VPN sale: cheap protection against cybercrime
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TL;DR: A two-year subscription to Surfshark is on sale for $1.99 per month as of April 17, saving you 83% on list price.
Online security has always been something to consider, but it’s now more important than ever. This is because scammers and cybercriminals are looking to capitalize on increased uncertainty at the moment.
Fortunately, you have plenty of options when it comes to protecting yourself against cybercrime, such as VPNs. These services protect your identity and data with an encrypted tunnel, so that nobody can access your personal information.
Surfshark is a newcomer to the VPN world, but it has already made a name for itself as one of the cheapest services. A two-year subscription is now available for just $1.99 per month. This is down by a massive 83% on list price, and comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
It might be cheap, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t packed with advanced features. Subscribers get access to more than 1,000 servers in countries all around the world, split tunneling, leak protection, ad blockers, 256-bit encryption, and much more.
Protect yourself against the worst of the web with Surfshark.
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