Avira subscription running out in 7 days...

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by disinter1, Jul 16, 2009.

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  1. Osaban

    Osaban Registered Member

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    Less than 2,20 $ a month. I don't mean to be provocative, but AVs companies need to pay for constant research into malware. I bought the Premium as a donation, at the moment I have Avira only on demand without any of its active
    guards installed.

    I really believe the free version is more than adequate, especially using any of the most recent browsers' versions (IE8 will scan for malicious executables, Chrome notifies of malicious websites, Firefox has NoScript and WOT, I don't know what Opera uses, but it is well known for its security).
     
    Osaban, Jul 17, 2009
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  2. Kerodo

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    IMO $26 is ridiculously cheap for a high quality AV like Avira. I bought it myself and have no regrets.
     
    Kerodo, Jul 17, 2009
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  3. whitedragon551

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    Compare that to KAV or NOD32.

    KAV Suite - $80
    KAV AV - $60
    KAV Mobile Phone - $40

    All 1 year licenses and single PC.

    NOD32 Smart Security - 1 year - $60 2-year $90
    NOD32 AV - 1 year - $40 2-year $60
    NOD32 Mobile Phone - 1 year - $25 2 year - $40

    All single PC licenses.

    At $26 for a full suite your paying less than other leading AV softwares charge for mobile phone protection.
     
    whitedragon551, Jul 17, 2009
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  4. renegade08

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    This seems like good logo trademark for Filseclab and Twister.
     
    renegade08, Jul 18, 2009
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  5. The Hammer

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    The prices you are quoting for Eset are not renewal prices. Renewal prices were the subject of disinter1's original post.
    http://www.eset.com/purchase/renewals.php
     
    The Hammer, Jul 18, 2009
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  6. Dark_Hanzo

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    Dark_Hanzo, Jul 18, 2009
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  7. NoIos

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    The price is ok, but in any case that is your decision. Consider Avast free antivirus as a replacement since it's the only free product with features that commercial products usually offer.

    Now about the rest. Lately I prefer to spend money on programs that increase productivity, entertainement ( I don't mean games ) and mainly software that add other layers of protection and easy-reliable backup( like Paragon products, Returnil or Rollback RX and similar ). I have decided to not pay again for an antivirus that uses signatures for detection. The only case that I could consider buying such a product would be a generous family/lan pack.
     
    NoIos, Jul 18, 2009
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  8. Zeena

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    Hi :)

    Bit Off Topic :oops:
    But Don't Forget...

    WOT is also available for IE8 :D

    Works Great Too! :thumb:
    I think the only function that Firefox - WOT has at the moment ... That IE - WOT currently doesn't have - Is...
    The New Right Click For Scorecard Feature.
    WOT - Rocks! :cool:

    And So Does.. Avast :D
     
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    Zeena, Jul 18, 2009
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  9. De Hollander

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    ESET NOD32 Antivirus 1 Year
    1-User Pack $27.99 - First Time $39.99
    2-User Pack $37.99 - First Time $55.99
    3-User Pack $49.99 - First Time $71.99
    4-User Pack $66.99 - First Time $95.99

    ESET NOD32 Antivirus 2 Years
    1-User Pack $49.99 - First Time $58.99
    2-User Pack $69.99 - First Time $82.99
    3-User Pack $89.99 - First Time $106.99
    4-User Pack $121.99 -First Time $143.99


    ESET Smart Security 1 Year
    1-User Pack $41.99 -First Time $59.99
    2-User Pack $47.99 - First Time $69.99
    3-User Pack $61.99 - First Time $89.99
    4-User Pack $83.99 - First Time $119.99

    ESET Smart Security 2 Years
    1-User Pack $75.99 - First Time $89.99
    2-User Pack $87.99 - First Time $103.99
    3-User Pack $111.99 - First Time $133.99
    4-User Pack $151.99 - First Time 179.99


    http://www.eset.com/purchase/renewals.php
    http://www.eset.com/purchase
     
    De Hollander, Jul 18, 2009
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