Webroot will give you 30 days for free, and we won't make you give a credit card.
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Webroot 30-day Trial
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Littlebits
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- May 3, 2011
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RE: McAfee Internet Security 2013 for 1 year for 3 PCs
30 days is not long enough to fully test a product, sometimes a product will run excellent during the 30 day trial then after you buy it problems start to occur.
You don't get a full picture until you have at least 90 days to test it a product.
Thanks.
Webroot said:
30 days is not long enough to fully test a product, sometimes a product will run excellent during the 30 day trial then after you buy it problems start to occur.
You don't get a full picture until you have at least 90 days to test it a product.
Thanks.
- Oct 2, 2013
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Nedim said:
WHY DID I ONLY GET 14 DAYS!!! I was not at all sure I could make a purchase decision in that small time frame, especially given the problems noted on the previous thread. As you will note, all over these forums, most people think a minimum of 90 days is required to really test a product. My trial is half over and I am not yet committed. Though I am not one to shy from payment if I clearly know what I'm getting. Again, there is ample evidence of that around the boards as well. People here do listen well to their peers, that's why we are here. Cheers, Jennifer
- Oct 23, 2012
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I have to agree that at least 90 days is required to evaluate a product for purchase.
Personally any product that asked for a credit card for a trial evaluation I would immediately pass on.
I can't remember a 30 day security software trial {especially the big companies} that ever asked for a credit card.
"we won't make you give a credit card" is therefore no incentive for a trial evaluation especially one for 30 days.
Don't take offense this is just my personal opinion,as the only time I am giving out my credit card is for a purchase.Appreciate the offer,as it is a very good product,but as others have stated 30 days is just not enough time.
Personally any product that asked for a credit card for a trial evaluation I would immediately pass on.
I can't remember a 30 day security software trial {especially the big companies} that ever asked for a credit card.
"we won't make you give a credit card" is therefore no incentive for a trial evaluation especially one for 30 days.
Don't take offense this is just my personal opinion,as the only time I am giving out my credit card is for a purchase.Appreciate the offer,as it is a very good product,but as others have stated 30 days is just not enough time.
- Oct 2, 2013
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Webroot 30-day Trial, NO! 14 days ONLY!
Follow his link, clearly only 14 days. Webroot member needs to start giving the straight goods here. He, of all members should tell the webroot story straight up!
What is really sad about this on going thread is that I am thinking Webroot can see and destroy things file Assassin says it can not see or does not exist. I have been trying to give it a really good work out but I'm still not sure about the hanging issues, especially since I spent the whole day ferreting out old security files from days gone by. This machine, today is cleaner than its been since I last formatted the hard drive. I did it all manually because the programs that would do it on auto pilot seemed risky. Now there can not possibly be any conflicts to hang the start up or shut down!
And where is this "Webroot" member. He or she is not checking in on the thread they started nor responding to the other members concerns. The post was made and the poster gone AWOL.
3link9 said:
Follow his link, clearly only 14 days. Webroot member needs to start giving the straight goods here. He, of all members should tell the webroot story straight up!
What is really sad about this on going thread is that I am thinking Webroot can see and destroy things file Assassin says it can not see or does not exist. I have been trying to give it a really good work out but I'm still not sure about the hanging issues, especially since I spent the whole day ferreting out old security files from days gone by. This machine, today is cleaner than its been since I last formatted the hard drive. I did it all manually because the programs that would do it on auto pilot seemed risky. Now there can not possibly be any conflicts to hang the start up or shut down!
And where is this "Webroot" member. He or she is not checking in on the thread they started nor responding to the other members concerns. The post was made and the poster gone AWOL.
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