View Full Version : 60-days-trial on a new pc
quicko
February 23rd, 2005, 12:39 PM
Maybe this is not the right forum for answering to this post, but I would like to know why NOD32 isn't offered as a 60-days-trial in computers such HP, IBM or Toshiba.
These manufacturers always offer Sym****c Nor**n AntiVirus (which is a ProVirus, not an AntiVirus). Fujitsu-Siemens offers Norman.
Hey Eset! At InfoSecurity Europe 2005 your stand (495) will be next to HP one (450): go there and try to establish a relationship! ;)
Marcos
February 23rd, 2005, 02:53 PM
Eset has already a cooperation with Dell, Canon and Microsoft established.
Rieske
February 23rd, 2005, 03:37 PM
Plz some more info on that one. What's the deal?
jayt
February 23rd, 2005, 05:35 PM
{QUOTE-> Eset has already a cooperation with Dell, Canon and Microsoft established. <-QUOTE}
I was under the impression that Dell only offered its customers a choice of Norton or McAfee? At least when I ordered one recently that was the only choice I had (both trial subscriptions). I was finally able to order one with no AV included so that I didn't have to spend the time removing it.
btw I just checked the Dell.com website and this is still the case for home and home office desktops.
ronjor
February 23rd, 2005, 05:47 PM
http://www.nod32.com.au/nod32/news/news.htm#alliance
jayt
February 23rd, 2005, 09:38 PM
ronjor, I don't think that was quite what quicko had in mind with his question.
quicko
February 25th, 2005, 12:52 PM
You are right, jayt.
I post this question because in Italy, NOD32 is quiet unknown.
Italians are "fashion victims" and since Norton is known better than NOD32, they prefer to use Norton. I agree that this is a bad habit.
As a single reseller I cannot promote NOD32 without having support from Eset: I think that Eset could do something to market NOD32. It could support resellers giving them banners to put in the websites (in italian, because, italians are also "lazy" in learning other languages). Another way could be to offer NOD32 as a 60-days-trial in computers such HP, IBM or Toshiba...
This is just a proposal.
jayt
February 25th, 2005, 03:30 PM
Well, I for one agree with you quicko--about offering it on trial basis from companies like Dell and Hp, etc. That is one of the ways that Norton and MaCaffee got to be so well known. But, of course, I have no way of knowing what the marketing people at Esset are doing or not doing in this regard. But it is an excellent suggestion on your part.
Paolo Monti
February 26th, 2005, 09:42 AM
{QUOTE->
I post this question because in Italy, NOD32 is quiet unknown.
<-QUOTE}
No, I don't think so.
In Italy, compared to Symantec Antivirus, whichever AV is "quite unknown". This is not a problem that concerns NOD32 only.
Sure, technical people do know very well that there are many other AVs. But the average PC user entering in a PC shop to purchase an AV will ask about SAV on 99% of the cases.
Anyway, this trend is changing. And it's changing quickly.
At the moment, in Italy we built a reseller network which counts more than 1200 resellers spread in all Italy. And this network is growing every day. Now, many resellers get in touch with us because their customers directly asked for NOD32. So, this is the proof that NOD32 is becoming popular among end users also.
We made an agreement with Comex, a well known Italian PC vendor, which every year delivers more than 12000 computers having NOD32 in bundle. Soon, this agreement should be extended to notebooks also.
This year, we also made an agreement with Sermetra Spa, which delivered NOD32 to more than 2000 driving schools.
On the average, we deliver to our resellers running PC shops more than 4000 boxes every month.
Our advertising has been published (and it will published) on full page on 4 four different PC magazines at the same time. Every month. We make advertising on Google.it also.
The NOD32 trial has been published (and it will published) on many PC magazines. On the January 2005 issue of PC World Italy we gave for free a special issue of NOD32, valid for 4 months. This special promotion was a stunning success.
{QUOTE->
As a single reseller I cannot promote NOD32 without having support from
Eset: I think that Eset could do something to market NOD32.
<-QUOTE}
Eset is doing it. We are also doing it and we are "pushing" on the market as best as we can. And this is fairly demonstrated by our business: in 2004 it grew of 127%.
But even Rome wasn't built in a day :)
ciao,
Paolo.
P.S. Sei Renato di Quicko Soluzioni Informatiche?
quicko
February 26th, 2005, 12:26 PM
Ciao Paolo! Sė, sono io. La mia non voleva essere una critica, ma una proposta. Ora torno a scrivere in inglese ;)
I know that Rome wasn't built in a day, but I think that we all (as Eset, as Future Time and as a part of the italian resellers network) can do more to push NOD32.
My proposal was and is aimed at promoting more NOD32.
I had so many problems with SAV and just a few with NOD32: that's why I choose and propose NOD32 to customers.
Paolo Monti
February 28th, 2005, 05:05 AM
Ciao Renato,
{QUOTE-> Ciao Paolo! Sė, sono io. La mia non voleva essere una critica, ma una proposta.
<-QUOTE}
Nessun problema, Renato :)
{QUOTE->
My proposal was and is aimed at promoting more NOD32.
I had so many problems with SAV and just a few with NOD32: that's why I choose and propose NOD32 to customers. <-QUOTE}
After all, I think that this is exactly the key of the success: clever resellers can easily "educate" customers to purchase what they think is the best antivirus, tailored for their needs, and not what the "fashion" states about this issue :)
a presto,
Paolo.
DonKid
March 1st, 2005, 08:26 AM
Well, in my opinion, ESET could spend more money here in Brazil.I just know 2 companies here that sell NOD32.If you tell someone about NOD32, they simply donīt know what youīre talking about.I tell everybody I know about NOD32, and I think is time to finish with things like:What do you like to drink: Coca-Cola.
Antivirus: NAV.
This way, maybe someday I could be a Nod32īs reseller. ;)
Itīs time to invest here in Brazil.
Best Regards,
DonKid.
NoPriceHike
March 1st, 2005, 10:50 AM
I am sorry to burst the posters bubble but Norton AV 2005 is a quite competent Anti-Virus it actually beat out NOD32 and came in #2 (next to KAV) in antivirus comparisson (FEB 2005). Plus the 2005 version offers a significant performance increase over it's predecessors. So the whole NORTON being CRAP ideology is gone.
Sweetie(*)(*)
March 1st, 2005, 11:22 AM
{QUOTE-> I am sorry to burst the posters bubble but Norton AV 2005 is a quite competent Anti-Virus it actually beat out NOD32 and came in #2 (next to KAV) in antivirus comparisson (FEB 2005). Plus the 2005 version offers a significant performance increase over it's predecessors. So the whole NORTON being CRAP ideology is gone. <-QUOTE}
Hi, what comparison are you refering to?
ZomboCom
March 1st, 2005, 12:29 PM
I think this one:
http://www.av-comparatives.org/
DonKid
March 1st, 2005, 01:19 PM
{QUOTE-> I think this one:
http://www.av-comparatives.org/ <-QUOTE}
I saw it.
I donīt really think NOD32 only had that percentage.
Like I said:
Marketing:
To drink, Coca-Cola and for Antivirus is Norton... >:(
Best Regards,
DonKid.
brazilteam
March 1st, 2005, 04:16 PM
{QUOTE-> Well, in my opinion, ESET could spend more money here in Brazil.I just know 2 companies here that sell NOD32.If you tell someone about NOD32, they simply donīt know what youīre talking about.I tell everybody I know about NOD32, and I think is time to finish with things like:What do you like to drink: Coca-Cola.
Antivirus: NAV.
This way, maybe someday I could be a Nod32īs reseller. ;)
Itīs time to invest here in Brazil.
Best Regards,
DonKid. <-QUOTE}
Dear DonKid, really nice to see that even, according to you, with a small divulge, our hard work reach you :-) Please visit Eset brazilian web site (www.eset.com.br) you can see, in right top corner, that new partners and reseller are do welcome. Please visit http://www.nod32.com.br/partners/cadastro/index.php, we do have interested in to have you, your company together with us to protect the brazilian market ;-) Thank you!
hollywoodpc
March 1st, 2005, 04:24 PM
{QUOTE-> I am sorry to burst the posters bubble but Norton AV 2005 is a quite competent Anti-Virus it actually beat out NOD32 and came in #2 (next to KAV) in antivirus comparisson (FEB 2005). Plus the 2005 version offers a significant performance increase over it's predecessors. So the whole NORTON being CRAP ideology is gone. <-QUOTE}
Keep in mind too , something the tests do not show . REAL TIME scanning detection rates . If you will research , NOD consistantly beats out NAV . I must point out that I despise NAV . Never worked well for me as I used it for two years . That was a while back though . But , bad enough to make me never return . Realtime detection is critical . If you stop it there , on demand needs not find it .
DonKid
March 2nd, 2005, 10:24 AM
{QUOTE-> Dear DonKid, really nice to see that even, according to you, with a small divulge, our hard work reach you :-) Please visit Eset brazilian web site (www.eset.com.br) you can see, in right top corner, that new partners and reseller are do welcome. Please visit http://www.nod32.com.br/partners/cadastro/index.php, we do have interested in to have you, your company together with us to protect the brazilian market ;-) Thank you! <-QUOTE}
Iīve seen a lot our Brazilian site.
I think we could have more stores in Sao Paulo to buy NOD32.
Why donīt you set up a demonstration for example in a shopping center ?
Iīm an Info Exame subscriber and never saw a page about NOD32.
Hope you can improve it.
Best Regards,
DonKid.
P.S.
O Brasil ainda tem muito pra crescer e é o melhor lugar pra se viver.Basta o povo ter cosnciencia disso.
DonKid
March 2nd, 2005, 10:38 AM
I forgot one thing:
I read a lot here in this forum there are places when you renew your license, you have option to buy a 2 years license.
I called your office once last year and you donīt have this option.So I asked when the time to renew comes if I could get a discount, and again the answer is not.
Iīm thinking about Iīll ask some friends of mine that lives in U.S., or Japan to buy a 2 years license for me, when I have to renew it.
Best Regards,
DonKid.
brazilteam
March 3rd, 2005, 03:29 PM
{QUOTE-> I forgot one thing:
I read a lot here in this forum there are places when you renew your license, you have option to buy a 2 years license.
I called your office once last year and you donīt have this option.So I asked when the time to renew comes if I could get a discount, and again the answer is not.
Iīm thinking about Iīll ask some friends of mine that lives in U.S., or Japan to buy a 2 years license for me, when I have to renew it.
Best Regards,
DonKid. <-QUOTE}
You can see the current brazilian prices in brazilian currency and compare with International prices in US dolars. Any way, the most important to us is supply you with NOD32 in best way to you. Please make yourself comfortable to choose the best way to buy NOD32 ;-)
About where to find NOD32 here it is a short cut: http://www.nod32.com.br/purchase/box.htm
As you may know these are very well know stores and can delivery NOD32 to you very quick and in a reliable way.
Best regards,
Blackspear
March 3rd, 2005, 03:50 PM
One of the main things DonKid was after is a "2 year renewal" license.
Do you offer this?
Cheers ;D
brazilteam
March 3rd, 2005, 04:29 PM
{QUOTE-> One of the main things DonKid was after is a "2 year renewal" license.
Do you offer this?
Cheers ;D <-QUOTE}
Yes to multi users. To single users, just 1 year license is available currently. This decision is because few market peculiarities, here.
windstrings
March 3rd, 2005, 05:51 PM
{QUOTE-> I am sorry to burst the posters bubble but Norton AV 2005 is a quite competent Anti-Virus it actually beat out NOD32 and came in #2 (next to KAV) in antivirus comparisson (FEB 2005). Plus the 2005 version offers a significant performance increase over it's predecessors. So the whole NORTON being CRAP ideology is gone. <-QUOTE}
{QUOTE-> Keep in mind too , something the tests do not show . REAL TIME scanning detection rates . If you will research , NOD consistantly beats out NAV . I must point out that I despise NAV . Never worked well for me as I used it for two years . That was a while back though . But , bad enough to make me never return . Realtime detection is critical . If you stop it there , on demand needs not find it . <-QUOTE}
Every computer I've ever worked on, gets up and dances with much faster responsiveness and speed once I remove NAV. When I remove NOD, I virtually notice no difference.
I"ve also as of yet never had a compatibility problem with NOD playing fair with other programs &/or hardware... I can't say the same for NAV.
I"ve also never read about or witnessed "anybody" who came from NAV and went to NOD and decided they needed to go back... but I've seen many do the opposite?
No one is trying to bash any product.... I believe the term "bashing" entails exaggerating falsely or to engage in harsh, accusatory, threatening criticism. The words accusatory and threaning both imply "non factual or non proven verbage" Def of bashing (http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=bashing)
I'm not doing that... only what I personally have witnessed.
I will say I have witness few machines after being scanned with NAV, that NOD finds anything more... so that tells me NAV does a good job at finding viruses.....at least on the machines I"ve played with.
But again at what speed and what price in performance lag on the computer as a whole?
Just how much money do you spend on your system in software as well has hardware to obtain lightening speeds?
If NAV was the only product available.. it would be awesome.. but thankfully there are better now.
The term "better" means different things to different people based on thier own value system.
A tractor can pull as much as my car... but I would never take the tractor on the freeway!
I think the trial is a good move..... because the proof is in the pudding!
DonKid
March 5th, 2005, 02:17 PM
{QUOTE-> One of the main things DonKid was after is a "2 year renewal" license.
Do you offer this?
Cheers ;D <-QUOTE}
I think here in Brazil, they could let burocracy away, and apply the same conditions around the world.
And more marketing in newspapers, magazines, would help a lot to spread NOD32 here in Brazil.
Best Regards,
DonKid.
brazilteam
March 7th, 2005, 03:13 PM
{QUOTE-> I think here in Brazil, they could let burocracy away, and apply the same conditions around the world.
And more marketing in newspapers, magazines, would help a lot to spread NOD32 here in Brazil.
Best Regards,
DonKid. <-QUOTE}
Dear Donkid,
Thank you very much for your oppinion. You are always welcome to join us :-)
windstrings
March 7th, 2005, 03:25 PM
Hi Donkid... its nice to hear from Brazil....
We have a close friend who is a foreign exchange student over there....
Its fun to hear from you!!!!
glad to hear your using NOD.. I too only discovered it about a year and a half ago.... I've never looked back!!!
DonKid
March 8th, 2005, 06:15 PM
{QUOTE-> Hi Donkid... its nice to hear from Brazil....
We have a close friend who is a foreign exchange student over there....
Its fun to hear from you!!!!
glad to hear your using NOD.. I too only discovered it about a year and a half ago.... I've never looked back!!! <-QUOTE}
Thanks, I hope he likes my country.
Best Regards,
DonKid.
P.S.
Why Brazilteam doesnīt speak portuguese, since Iīm Brazilian too. ;D
DonKid
April 1st, 2005, 02:03 PM
Today, I found a company here in Brazil that sells NOD32 with a good price, with credit card charged in 3 times, and with a 25% of discount when I renew my license.
I just bought it today. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Best Regards,
DonKid.
Blackspear
April 1st, 2005, 04:40 PM
Good to see DonKid. Did they provide a 2 year license that you were looking for?
Cheers ;D
DonKid
April 1st, 2005, 07:34 PM
{QUOTE-> Good to see DonKid. Did they provide a 2 year license that you were looking for?
Cheers ;D <-QUOTE}
Hi Blackspear, How are you ?
No, unfortunately, only 1 year, but no problem.I canīt miss this chance... ;D
Iīm happy with NOD, and I really like being part of this forum.Knowing and helping people around world, just prove we are humans, and distance meaning nothing.It doesnīt matter what language we speak.Having friends here itīs great. 8)
Best Regards,
DonKid.
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