Promotion will end on January 14th, 2022 at 11:59PM EST
The Promotional Codes below are valid for:
| DISCOUNT | BILLING CYCLE | PROMOTIONAL CODE |
|---|---|---|
| 32% OFF | First Monthly Payment | HOLIDAY21 |
| 32% OFF | First Quarterly Payment | HOLIDAY21 |
| 32% OFF | First Semi-Annual Payment | HOLIDAY21 |
| 32% OFF | First Annual Payment | HOLIDAY21 |
| 32% OFF | First Biennial Payment | HOLIDAY21 |
| 32% OFF | First Triennial Payment | HOLIDAY21 |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Are the discounts valid for upgrades?
Yes, clients can enjoy the same discounts for the first billing cycle if you upgrade to a higher plan. Please do contact our Billing Department to arrange for upgrades.
Q: Are the discounts valid for renewals?
No, they are not valid for renewals.
Q: Are the discounts one-time only or recurring?
They are one-time only but can be used for any billing term.
Q: Am I still eligible for the 30 Days Money Back Guarantee if I sign up under this promotion?
Yes, you are still eligible for our 30 Days Money Back Guarantee.
A Few Christmas Traditions
Modern Christmas is a holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. With many traditions observed predating Jesus Christ himself, here are a look at how some modern traditions got started.
The Christmas Tree dates all the way back to the Middle Ages in Germany. Immigrants to the United States revived the tradition by the early 19th century. A woodsman in New York, named Mark Carr is credited with opening the first U.S. Christmas Tree lot in 1851.
Yule Logs have been a tradition since ancient winter solstice celebrations. However, the modern usage of the Yule Log started back in 1966 when a TV station in NYC aired a looped video of a fireplace accompanied with holiday music.
Candy Canes date all the way back to 1670 Germany. Today they are the number one selling candy in America, in the month of December. The modern tradition in the U.S. started back in 1847 when a German immigrant in Ohio placed the hooked candy on a Christmas tree.