Special G Data Promotion for Wilders Members Only!

We have people from all over the world purchasing software off of our site. The coupon code itself is not just for North American customers. It only works on our website. We are currently the only company website using Digital River as our online store.

At the end of the day, as far as we are concerned, "a high tide raises all ships." We don't care where you purchase the software...we just want you to buy it!

 

Great deal Ed.

$10 a licence if you buy internet security for 3 users.

I watched a number of videos of G Data a few months back, liked the way the behaviour blocked alerted the user. I'll say it again, great deal for a top product.

Regardless of the avast engine it uses, remember avast has been a great product for much longer than its most recent version.

 

except signatures will stop being provided to the v4 engine sometime relatively soon, i dont remember exactly when but im hoping the 2012 version of GDATA will be out by then.

 

I'll buy a license from the G-DATA but have some questions (Sorry if they are silly).

1. I do not live in the U.S., I can buy the license and use normally?
2. If I buy a license today, but only to install and use the G-DATA in April, I have lost those three months?
3. I'll be able to use that key in the 2012 version normally?

Sorry for these questions.

 

1. I don't think so but I am not sure
2. The license starts counting at the moment you REGISTER the license (register the license in the program to use update servers), so you can just write it down and start using it in April
3. The G Data license is always valid for latest year version.

 

Thanks!

 

I don't think there would be a problem buying the US licence, as it's deemed their global licence, and there might not be a local G Data site for your country.

Also, if it was US only, Ed from G Data would have stated this in the first post.

Click buy!

 

Hehehe, Thanks!

 

I noticed that the Digital River site does not have a 3 PC license deal as was the case at the U.K. based site. Will that practice be revived in the U.S. eventually?

Thanks
Laszlo