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Cheap but good antivirus software? Peter 03-22-2006
Posted by Scherbina Vladimir on March 29, 2006, 11:21 am
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maybe the difference it time matters :)

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> My reply is at the bottom of your message :
>
> "MAP" wrote:
>
>> >Panda_man wrote:
>> >What I also find good in Nod32 is their tech support which I testes some
>> >times and they replied me very faster and for free.May be this is just
>> >accidentically but I don't know ...
>>
>> I contacted their "support" once via e/mail and recieved an answer in 5
>> minutes time!
>> I couldn't believe it.
>>
>
>
> Yes , almost the same happens to me.Well , I don't receive answers in 5
> minutes but just in 3 or 4 hours which is really really fast.Other
> companies
> answered me in 4 or 5 days and their reply always starts with : "We
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Posted by David J. Craig on March 22, 2006, 12:20 pm
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If you purchased Norton AntiVirus from some store or even online you should
have a CD from the first purchase or a file that you downloaded. If you
want a backup CD from a downloaded file, just burn a copy.

>I have used Norton Antivirus for the last few years but I think it is
> getting too expensive ($60+VAT for two years), and then I don't even
> get a CD in case I need to reformat my harddisk. On top of that I have
> a second computer. Frankly, I think the cost of this is getting out of
> hand.
>
> So my question is if someone can recommend another antivirus product
> that is significantly cheaper but equally secure?
>



Posted by Stuart Naylor on March 22, 2006, 2:03 pm
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wrote:

>I have used Norton Antivirus for the last few years but I think it is
>getting too expensive ($60+VAT for two years), and then I don't even
>get a CD in case I need to reformat my harddisk. On top of that I have
>a second computer. Frankly, I think the cost of this is getting out of
>hand.
>
>So my question is if someone can recommend another antivirus product
>that is significantly cheaper but equally secure?

I used to use an Australian product "Vet" but it was bought out by
Computer Associates and renamed eTrust® EZ Antivirus, I ditched it
then. I agree with Panda_man because I now use NOD32 and never have a
problem with it.
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Stuart

Posted by Bigbruva on March 22, 2006, 7:34 pm
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Hi Peter

I have used CA's ezAntivirus for years and it is pretty good, if you go to
the following link, you can get it FREE for a year or $20 for two years.

http://www.my-etrust.com/microsoft/

I hope that helps

BB


>I have used Norton Antivirus for the last few years but I think it is
> getting too expensive ($60+VAT for two years), and then I don't even
> get a CD in case I need to reformat my harddisk. On top of that I have
> a second computer. Frankly, I think the cost of this is getting out of
> hand.
>
> So my question is if someone can recommend another antivirus product
> that is significantly cheaper but equally secure?
>



Posted by ed on March 23, 2006, 4:41 am
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try avast home it's free.
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