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Crazy NordVPN deal: 72% off, with up to one year free!

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We highly recommend everyone take advantage of VPN deals these days, as there are lots of important benefits to having a subscription to such a service. Now’s a great time to sign up for NordVPN, which is offering a 72% discount on its two-year plans. You’ll only have to pay a total of $81 instead of $278, for savings of $197 for NordVPN Basic, $105 instead of $360 for savings of $255 for NordVPN Plus, and $129 instead of $439 for savings of $310 for NordVPN Complete. Additionally, you’ll get six months free if you go for NordVPN Plus or NordVPN Complete! There are only a few days left before these offers expire though, so hurry!

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Why you should sign up for NordVPN

We described NordVPN as “one of the best and fastest VPNs” in our review of the service, and it’s featured in our list of the best VPNs as the best for security and features. A VPN will protect your privacy by disguising your true location, and NordVPN will provide quick and reliable server connections with plenty of server choices worldwide. The service also comes with an easy-to-use design, and if you need help with anything, you can access live chat support that will help solve your issues quickly.

Signing up for NordVPN Basic gives you access to the service’s VPN on up to 10 devices at once. However, going for NordVPN Plus will also get you Threat Protection Pro for anti-malware protection, advanced browsing protection, and an ad and tracker blocker. If you choose NordVPN Complete, you’ll get all of these features, plus a data breach scanner that checks if your information has been compromise, and 1TB of encrypted cloud storage to safeguard your important files.

With NordVPN’s two-year subscriptions at 72% off, there’s simply no reason for you not to sign up for any of the service’s plans. NordVPN Basic is down to a total of $81 from $278 for a $197 discount, NordVPN Plus is down to $105 from $360 for a $255 discount, and NordVPN Complete is down to $129 from $439 for a $310 discount. You’ll also get an additional year for free if you choose to go with NordVPN Plus or NordVPN Complete. These are unbeatable offers that are expiring very soon, so act fast if you don’t want to miss out.

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