Frys.com has Symantec Norton Internet Security 2009 with SystemWorks Basic 12 and Ghost 14 priced at $70 - $50 rebate [Exp 5/21] - $20 upgrade rebate [Exp 5/21] = Free after rebate with free shipping. It covers all the bases including phishing Web sites, identity theft protection, Rootkit detection, Email scanning, and automatic updates. [Compare]
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#1
nolonemo - Posted 3:37 pm PDT 05/21/09 (840 Posts)
Interesting, CNET gives Norton IS 2009 better marks than Kapersky, Panda, ZoneAlarm, AVG, and says it's leaner and doesn't leave a mess behind on installation. I've been a Symantec bloatware/crashware hater for years, but might give this a look....
#2
Nivram - Posted 3:55 pm PDT 05/21/09 (947 Posts)
Only good today, so don't wait. $50 purchase rebate, $20 upgrade rebate. Shoot, I've got an old Systemworks 2001 disk around here somewhere.... 
#3
hydroguy - Posted 4:32 pm PDT 05/21/09 (23 Posts)
I've used the various Norton security products over the years. I always liked their effectiveness, but hated how much of system resources they hogged. So I'd try something else, not like it, go back to Norton, not like the performance penalty, try something else...
This seems to have changed with NIS2009. It's a very nice product, does not seem to impose much of a performance penalty. Symantec may have finally gotten it right.
This seems to have changed with NIS2009. It's a very nice product, does not seem to impose much of a performance penalty. Symantec may have finally gotten it right.
#4
tima - Posted 5:20 pm PDT 05/21/09 (398 Posts)
Bought it month ago and already got 50$ card rebate, pretty fast! Works great.
#5
Casecutter - Posted 6:25 pm PDT 05/21/09 (2597 Posts)
Yes, this has change dramatically. Check it.
http://bensbargains.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=112774&highlight=norton
http://bensbargains.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=100237&highlight=norton
http://bensbargains.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=95134&highlight=norton
http://bensbargains.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=112774&highlight=norton
http://bensbargains.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=100237&highlight=norton
http://bensbargains.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=95134&highlight=norton
#6
RKLE - Posted 6:53 pm PDT 05/21/09 (6253 Posts)
This is only free if you already own a norton program.
#7
kaare - Posted 8:44 pm PDT 05/21/09 (158 Posts)
#6: This is not correct. You can upgrade from any competitors software. Here is the text in the rebate form: "Enclose proof of previous ownership of a stand-alone or pre-loaded version of any Norton™ or Symantec™ software or another company’s antivirus, firewall, antispam, antispyware, utility, or back up software
product.
product.
#8
jerod - Posted 6:57 am PDT 05/22/09 (98 Posts)
Posted 3:30 PM PDT 05/21/09 by Ben
$50 rebate [Exp 5/21]
$50 rebate [Exp 5/21]
#9
SelfGovern - Posted 12:34 pm PDT 05/22/09 (1803 Posts)
Awesome... buy Norton to get the Kaspersky competitive upgrade, buy Kaspersky to get the Norton competitive upgrade -- protect six PCs for free!
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