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McAfee Total Protection 2009 - 3 User License

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McAfee Total Protection 2009 - 3 User License

added 123 days ago by onkarkulkarni

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Submit the $60 rebate (exp. 07/09/09)

Description

-Anti-virus
-Anti-spyware
-Anti-phishing
-Two-way Firewall
-Anti-spam
-Advanced Web Security
-Blocks links to risky websites through browser, email and IM
-Identity Protection
-Parental Controls
-Data Backup
-Advanced Home Network Protection
-Alerts when intruders try to connect to the user's home network
-McAfee Anti-Theft is included as Bonus download

Price History

268 days ago	McAfee Total Protection 2009 - 3 User License (Frys.com)	Free AR
271 days ago	McAfee Total Protection 2009 3-User (Buy.com)	$14.99
324 days ago	McAfee Total Protection 2009 - 3 User License (Frys.com)	$-0.01 AR

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Comments

learner

Posted by Tarun 122 days ago

(negative vote) Vote_minus

[reply]

If only the software was a good, quality software instead of being well known for bloatware. What's worse is the recent issues of killing off critical system files, it'd get a vote up...

expert

Posted by onkarkulkarni 122 days ago

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It's entirely your perception. If McAfee were a bloatware company, they would have been out of business by this time. It's being in business since a long time and has a solid reputation for being better atleast from the likes of Norton and Kaspersky. And this was a FREE offer, unlike the ones where you need to "Pay for shipping" charges. You don't have anything to loose.

learner

Posted by Tarun 122 days ago [reply] 0 0

Actually it's a very well known fact. Google it and you'll find tons of information about it.

teacher

Posted by pablos17 122 days ago

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I'm not going to neg vote on this deal, but I have been in the IT industry for years and McAfee has to be one of the biggest resource hogs out there.

I posted a deal for CA Internet Security last month -security software my law firm uses and it works wonderfully and doesn't bog our computers down -even though most of the client PCs have only 512 MB in memory.

expert

Posted by onkarkulkarni 122 days ago

[reply]

Most of the major silicon companies use enterprise McAfee products and I can only imagine the risk of the data loss if it were to fail for any reason.

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