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Newegg has the Kaspersky Lab Internet Security 2013 (3 PC) for $60 - $15 off with coupon code EMCXVXR45 [Exp 2/11] - $45 rebate [Exp 2/14] = $0 with free shipping. Features hybrid antivirus and internet threat protection, two-way firewall, identity protection, and parental controls.
VIPRE Internet Security 2013 (10 PC) for $0 shipped after rebate
AVG AntiVirus 2013 (3 PC) for $0 shipped after rebate
WARNING: Although I did not purchase this, a reviewer was correct in stating that the link to the the rebate website is down. You will pay $45 for this software.
Works for me.
If it works for Shmeagle, it works for me too...
As long as you don't use XP!
http://tech.slashdot.org/story/13/02/05/1558254/kaspersky-update-breakbaconnternet-access-for-windows-xbaconsers
Looks like if Grandma's computer was affected, she's dead in the water for connecting to the Internet until you go over and fix it for her:
"We apologize for the inconvenience. It does appear that there was a hiccup with an Update pushed out causing Windows XP machines to lose internet connectivity. An update was just released that should address the issue, what I will need you to do is:
To get XP users internet connectivity (temporarily), please disable the Web AV component of your protection policy for your managed computers. After doing so;
In Security Center (or Admin Kit):
1.) Go to the Repositories section >> (Right click) Updates >> All Tasks >> Clear updates repository.
2.) Go to the Repositories section >> (Right click) Updates >> Download Updates
After taking this step, please run your group Update task for Managed Computers. After the update has been pushed to your workstations, please re-enable your Web AV component in your protection policy. This should resolve the issue. "
Works for me...great deal as usual...this makes Year 6 for which I have "purchased" the complete Kaspersky suite for $0.00. Gotta luv it!
Wow #6, you really know how to maximize your purchasing power. You're probably one of the smartest and thriftiest antivirus users around. I bet most people paid the full price and thought it was a deal...