geepondy
Flashlight Enthusiast
For Norton users, anybody tried both? I currently have 2004. I am asking about strictly that program, I don't want to start another thread comparing the various security programs out there.
woth upgrading Norton Internet Security from 2004 to 2006?
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LitFuse
Flashlight Enthusiast
I'm always on the latest version of the Norton software. With the rebates (1 for purchase, 1 for upgraders), I usually get the current version for less than $10, and sometimes for free. It's always been cheaper than subscribing for another year of AV updates.
Lots of rebate deals on NIS right now, particularly if you also purchase a TurboTax product.
NIS $9.99
FAR NSW/Firewall bundle
Peter
Lots of rebate deals on NIS right now, particularly if you also purchase a TurboTax product.
NIS $9.99
FAR NSW/Firewall bundle
Peter
drizzle
Enlightened
I'm like LitFuse, but in my case I wait until around July or August and get it cheap at Costco, plus a rebate. Like with him it makes it cheaper than renewing the subscription. My AV definitions are always up to date; I'm just 6 months behind in the software changes which is no big deal.
If you prefer getting a CD and don't mind waiting another 7-8 months, that's what I would recommend.
If you prefer getting a CD and don't mind waiting another 7-8 months, that's what I would recommend.
kongfuchicken
Flashlight Enthusiast
I haven't upgraded since the 2004 version and bought two new subscriptions. I've always found that the newer versions require even more system ressources and slow down my system way too much.
The one I have works just as well and doesn't make my box painfully slow so I'm willing to pay a bit for that besides, I got the original one for free with fry's rebate.
My 2 cents...
The one I have works just as well and doesn't make my box painfully slow so I'm willing to pay a bit for that besides, I got the original one for free with fry's rebate.
My 2 cents...
