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Posted by Buffalo on May 10, 2005, 11:35 am
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How does it compare to ZA, Spybot,AdAware,SpywareBlaster, and popup blockers
that are free?
It is free for ComCast Internet customers and comes in one package.
Any user comments?
It contains, I believe:
Parental Control
Firewall
Pop-up stopper
Spyware and adware detectors and removal
Thanks.
PS: I currently use a router with a hardware firewall,ZA-pro, Spybot, AdAware,
SpywareBlaster, and NSW 2003 (I know, I know).
Thanks
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Posted by Wayne on May 10, 2005, 2:58 pm
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I had it and it was nothing but trouble! There's a problem with the spyware
that they use and when I called them about it, they kept blowing me off
saying that one of their software techs will call me for a fix. Well it's
been 3 months and no call. So I use the free spywares and firewall and there
has been no problems. Hope this helps.
> How does it compare to ZA, Spybot,AdAware,SpywareBlaster, and popup
> blockers
> that are free?
>
> It is free for ComCast Internet customers and comes in one package.
> Any user comments?
> It contains, I believe:
> Parental Control
> Firewall
> Pop-up stopper
> Spyware and adware detectors and removal
> Thanks.
> PS: I currently use a router with a hardware firewall,ZA-pro, Spybot,
> AdAware,
> SpywareBlaster, and NSW 2003 (I know, I know).
> Thanks
>
>
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Posted by optikl on May 10, 2005, 8:34 pm
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> How does it compare to ZA, Spybot,AdAware,SpywareBlaster, and popup blockers
> that are free?
>
> It is free for ComCast Internet customers and comes in one package.
> Any user comments?
> It contains, I believe:
> Parental Control
> Firewall
> Pop-up stopper
> Spyware and adware detectors and removal
> Thanks.
> PS: I currently use a router with a hardware firewall,ZA-pro, Spybot, AdAware,
> SpywareBlaster, and NSW 2003 (I know, I know).
> Thanks
>
>
My recommendation is you carefully read the Security Form posts at
Comcast.net. There you'll find a wealth of information about Comcast's
Security Manager. Bottom line is that the concensus opinion of those who
have been unfortunate enough to try it is it's a P.O.S.
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Posted by a on May 13, 2005, 12:39 pm
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>How does it compare to ZA, Spybot,AdAware,SpywareBlaster, and popup blockers
>that are free?
>
>It is free for ComCast Internet customers and comes in one package.
>Any user comments?
>It contains, I believe:
>Parental Control
>Firewall
>Pop-up stopper
>Spyware and adware detectors and removal
>Thanks.
>PS: I currently use a router with a hardware firewall,ZA-pro, Spybot, AdAware,
>SpywareBlaster, and NSW 2003 (I know, I know).
>Thanks
>
I would pass on the Comcast suite. My experience with it/them has
been really (!) sub-optimal. No support and many issues. Just my
$.02.
Nosguy(at)comcast(dot)net
Let's kill Spyware everywhere...
I recommend: http://www.thespywarewatch.com
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