Norton 2012 Product Line Released

[moonshine]

NAV doesn't include Safe Web on its components, Safe Web Lite usually updates at a later time after new versions of Safe Web is released.

 

[win7holic]

this about Norton Gadget.

 

[Littlebits]

I don't plan to buy any Norton products in the future because right now Avast Free provides enough protection for FREE. Norton products are way too expensive.
Norton products are really good but not worth the price.

Norton Internet Security- $69.99 for 1 year subscription, $139.98 for 2 year subscription (can find better prices by searching the web instead of buying from Symantec)
Symantec hardly offers anything for free except for removal tools.

Avast! Internet Security- $49.99 1 year subscription, $74.98 for 2 year subscription (offers discounts on renewal, sometimes 30% off, right now save $25 with 2-year package) Your money goes to support freeware development.

Thanks.

 

[win7holic]

and, you can using Norton AV with 180days for free.
why you not give it try?

 

[Deleted member 178]

6 months sucks , i want 1 year

 

[win7holic]

umbra, you know.
in this world will never ever getting something free with easy. need some sacrifice or whatever.
180 days is good enough. it's until mid march.

 

[jamescv7]

90 days is the most standard promo on most security companies, a small chance to have 6 months or one year license for free.

 

[Littlebits]

90 days is the most standard promo on most security companies, a small chance to have 6 months or one year license for free.

Especially from Symantec, they hardly ever give anything away for free.

6 months is good, by then then they might be another promotion to extend it longer.

Nothing wrong with giving Norton a try, then you can see if you fell like it is worth the purchase price.

Thanks.

 

[Deleted member 178]

i hesitate...NAV has a lot of good features...specially Sonar and file insight... i will try.

 

[Tom172]

I'm tempted to buy the 1 PC license for $17 at purplus.

I'm very impressed by it. I don't think it's worth the money Symantec wants you to pay for it though.

 

[jamescv7]

Well I like Norton but I'm just depending on the free trials as promotion (except 30 days trial).

 

[Mark]

Norton Internet Security- $69.99 for 1 year subscription, $139.98 for 2 year subscription (can find better prices by searching the web instead of buying from Symantec)
Symantec hardly offers anything for free except for removal tools.

Avast! Internet Security- $49.99 1 year subscription, $74.98 for 2 year subscription (offers discounts on renewal, sometimes 30% off, right now save $25 with 2-year package) Your money goes to support freeware development.

If you want more than one computer protection, avast! Internet Security is the same price as Norton Internet Security for a one year subscription.

Norton Internet Security two year subscription is $114.99.

There are often discounts on the Norton website. Right now, Norton 360 one year subscription for three personal computers is $59.99.

 

[mhartsellm]

Life experience will teach you this Rule of Thumb: Never ever pay bust out retail for anything!! Good shoppers are made not born.

 

[darkelixa]

Languy99 just tested Nis 2012 and it failed big time

 

[HeffeD]

Languy99 just tested Nis 2012 and it failed big time

 

[darkelixa]

Uninstalled Norton after i watched that video. Total failure

 

[moonshine]

Although it failed in that test, I'm keeping it as there is still time for it to improve,

 

[darkelixa]

Will prob reinstall in a couple of months, back to kaspersky i go

 

[moonshine]

One of the best things with owning multiple security software licenses, You can change whenever you want, Although it's your system that will suffer the consequences of leftover drivers, files, folders and registry entries.

 

[darkelixa]

Cant say ive ever felt a drag from uninstalling software