Frys.com has Symantec Norton Internet Security 2009 with SystemWorks Basic 12 and Ghost 14 priced at $70 - $50 rebate [Exp 3/26] - $20 upgrade rebate [Exp 3/26] = 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
Attikai - Posted 2:13 pm PDT 03/20/09 (246 Posts)
Systembloat?
#2
Crash And Burn - Posted 2:26 pm PDT 03/20/09 (2162 Posts)
#3
dr_toddsucks - Posted 2:27 pm PDT 03/20/09 (769 Posts)
#2: How much did Norton pay you to say that?
sincerely,
toddsucks
sincerely,
toddsucks
#4
mbates73 - Posted 2:29 pm PDT 03/20/09 (65 Posts)
Yea, bloatware and its not free for me - $5 in sales tax on $70 purchase. It should also claim as a feature "incessant nagging about all the Norton products you DON'T own"
Its not free, but i use ComputerAssociates (CA.com) virus scanner. Non intrusive and works.
Enjoy
Its not free, but i use ComputerAssociates (CA.com) virus scanner. Non intrusive and works.
Enjoy
#5
binaryvisions - Posted 2:31 pm PDT 03/20/09 (917 Posts)
#2, I thought Norton 360 was included in this rewrite to be "light and efficient"?
360 is a tremendous system hog.
360 is a tremendous system hog.
#6
Casecutter - Posted 2:51 pm PDT 03/20/09 (2961 Posts)
#2 - Let them think what they want... They don't know what has come about if they really care the can go read... it's their loss!
#7
oxhammer - Posted 2:52 pm PDT 03/20/09 (339 Posts)
#2 - Paid or not, it's true. Plenty of references to back up his info.
#5 - Depends on which version of Norton 360 you are referring to. For some reason, their marketing geniuses don't give version years, just version numbers. Version 3 is the version with the improvements. Most companies products are now subscription based, so if you have an older version of 360 with an active subscription, just download and install the new version. Your existing subscription will carry over
#5 - Depends on which version of Norton 360 you are referring to. For some reason, their marketing geniuses don't give version years, just version numbers. Version 3 is the version with the improvements. Most companies products are now subscription based, so if you have an older version of 360 with an active subscription, just download and install the new version. Your existing subscription will carry over
#8
TM0ney - Posted 2:57 pm PDT 03/20/09 (556 Posts)
Ghost 14 is by far the worst version of Ghost, though. Ghost 2003 still works great.
#9
oxhammer - Posted 3:20 pm PDT 03/20/09 (339 Posts)
#9 - I think I had to start using Ghost 14 when I got my new computer. The previous version I had didn't work with the SATA hard drive. Not sure if that was Ghost 2003 or not though. Unfortunately, technology doesn't always allow for backwards compatibility.
#10
jim5k - Posted 4:16 pm PDT 03/20/09 (158 Posts)
I've been a Norton user for quite awhile, even through the bloat years. But I've found this version to be noticeably lighter on the resources. If you haven't tried it lately and are still calling it bloat, spring for the $0 and give it another shot.
This deal comes around every now and then, but free shipping is rare. Unfortunately, I already bought it, so I would not qualify for another upgrade rebate.
This deal comes around every now and then, but free shipping is rare. Unfortunately, I already bought it, so I would not qualify for another upgrade rebate.
#11
MaJoad52 - Posted 10:05 pm PDT 03/20/09 (459 Posts)
iMac
#12
RKLE - Posted 7:42 am PDT 03/21/09 (7909 Posts)
Only free if you are an upgrader.





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