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ExpressVPN – Virtual Network Provider

Advertised as the "fastest" VPN on earth, see how you could save on your service.

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About ExpressVPN.com

ExpressVPN offer what they advertise as 'high speeds', expansive global coverage with over 97 locations at a competitive price. They offer online support including a live chat feature and email, and feature a range of good reviews from their users.

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ExpressVPN's deals and discount vouchers - January 2020

Save up to 35% on a 12 month subscription

Save up to 35% on a 12 month subscription from ExpressVPN

Plans start from $8.32 p/m. Month by month plans are available.

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What are ExpressVPN's pricing and plans?

Express VPN offers three plans, based on duration. All of them offer the same speed, the same amount of servers and devices available.

1 month6 months12 months
$12.95 per month$9.95 per month$8.32 per month

What are the benefits of using ExpressVPN.com?

The main benefits of using a VPN are:

  • Increased security
  • Stopping you being tracked
  • Hiding your location

How do I set up ExpressVPN.com?

When you’ve ordered your service set up is simple:

  1. Go to ExpressVPN website on your device.
  2. Download the relevant app, based on your device operating system.
  3. Choose which country you want your VPN to run through.

Then you’re free to access content from anywhere in the world, free from tracking and with increased security.

What operating systems can you use ExpressVPN.com on?

ExpressVPN runs on just about everything, including Mac, Windows, iPhone, iPad, Chromebook, AppleTV, games consoles and even the Kindle Fire.

What are the pros and cons of ExpressVPN.com?

Pros
  • 30 day money back guarantee.
  • Great customer support, including live online chat.
  • Referral program (30 free days for every friend who signs up).
Considerations
  • Only two devices allowed to use service at once.
  • Expensive for short term use
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What is a VPN and how does it work?

A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is an internet service that has become more popular in recent years with the advent of online streaming. Put simply, every internet device has an Internet Protocol (IP) address, which is like a phone number, a VPN runs your phone number through another phone number, which can be in any country. So it hides your IP address, and can convince websites that you’re somewhere you’re not.

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