BullGuard VPN: 78% off the VPN service of the popular antivirus company

BullGuard VPN is a VPN service by security company BullGuard. The service has a lot to offer, including a strict no logging and tracking policy, state-of-the-art encryption, compatibility with all major operating systems, more than 2000 servers that you can connect to, and up to six simultaneous connections ensuring that you can use the service on all of your devices at the same time.

BullGuard VPN uses NordVPN infrastructure and technology, and that means that it supports all the features and offers the same speed as NordVPN does (except for a limited number of regions that you can connect to)

The 2-year plan is available for just £2.17 per month (less than $3 or €3), a saving of 78% when compared to the regular monthly price per month.

Click here to open the BullGuard VPN page with the deal

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