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Alex Lloyd November 27, 2015

Win Hotspot Shield and a Macbook | BestVPN.com Giveaway

gleam-image-bfcClick to Enter to Win Hotspot Shield Elite and much more! Join our partner BestVPN.com’s Black Friday competition and win big!

What’s to win!

Amongst the prizes, the lucky winner will receive a 1-year Hotspot Shield Elite membership and an Apple Macbook Air!

In case you are already an Elite member, you will be able to add this credit to your existing account.

Winner’s Draw and Announcement

After the competition is over, BestVPN.com will randomly pick the winner and announce them via their social media channels within a week after the end of the entry period. They will also reach out directly to the winner via email to let them know the good news!

Read BestVPN.com’s review of Hotspot Shield to see why they consider Hotspot Shield to be a great choice for users. Also, connect with us on: Facebook, Twitter, G+, Youtube, and Instagram to get our latest product updates and don’t miss another great giveaway.

Winning tips

Complete as many actions as possible to enter. Entering this giveaway via different ways will grant you more entries and thus increase your winning chances ?

Good luck!

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About Alex Lloyd

Alex Lloyd heads AnchorFree's content department. Before joining the team, he was a former professional race car driver—competing in the Indianapolis 500 four times—and has spent the past decade writing content for major publications such as Yahoo and CNN.

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