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Will this replace my Antivirus?
No. You still need Antivirus (Microsoft Security Essentials is one example). This is Anti-Malware (Works better than any Anti-Virus). The two items complement each other and fills the gaps left by the other one.

Is this a lifetime license?
YES

How many computers can I use this on?
One. Buy multiple copies to use on more than one system

Can I move this to another machine?
Yes. Uninstall from the first machine and then install on the second

How is this diffrent from the Free copy?
Real time protection, Automatic updating, etc. Go read their website for more details

If this sells out, or you cannot wait for snailmail to get your license you can ALWAYS get this directly from malwarebytes for $15 by buying through this link:
https://store.malwarebytes.org/342/purl-winzip

if you didnt get the TD deal this one is just a few cents more.

Thanks! Missed out on TD deal but in for 5 copies for me and my parents after my Dad's machine had a root kit.

MBAM can't detect/remove rootkit.

So, what's a TD...... and an MBAM?

MBAM = malwarebytes Anti-Malware?

TD = Tiger Direct

Can this be applied to multiple pc's?

price is not bad if u need this now. otherwise i remember last xmas this was $10 at both newegg and amazon.

Malware WONT wait til XMAS !!!

How many licenses? just one? EDIT* nevermind, just one license per purchase.

:thanks: and :repped:

No.

Yes.

Thanks, in for a few. My friend got a nasty bug and this took care of it.

Which Anti Virus program do you guys recommend pairing this up with? AVG?

Was about to ask the exact same question! xD

I'm currently using Avast, but I heard Microsoft Security Essentials is good, perhaps even better.

I've been using it with Norton 360 for a year and it's perfectly compatible. Been virus/malware-free this whole time.

ThumbsDown or TigerDirect or TDVMP :lol: and MBAM is Malware Bytes Anti Malware :)

Different opinions out there but I think the best antivirus one must pay for is bitdefender 2013. $90 for 3yr subscription for 1 computer. If your going the free route your best bet is MSE+noscript. Grab MBAM free edition to run a scan every so often if you feel the need.

or free if you use the mbam free version like i do.. realtime smealtime. I only use mbam when i suspect something ackward. and it's free

It was $10 back in June. Wonder if I should wait for another $10 deal to pick up 2.

How the license works if migrate to a new PC?

I'm looking for malwarebytes anti-Malware, which I want to buy for my old brother.

I use the free Microsoft Security Essentials ( It is actually really good!) with this. Have been using them for a year now and things looks flawless...

Can you install this to a thumbdrive so you can use it on multiple computers? Or is it one liscense only for one computer?

One license for one computer

The new AVG Free 2013 is the best. I spent a half an hour of research on the various alternatives before downloading.

http://free.avg.com/us-en/homepage

Thank you OP!!!!

In for 5. Thanks OP!!!

Microsoft Security Essentials + MBAM = success. I've not had a security issue since going to this format and far less resource intensive than AVG. Though I've only heard but not tested that AVG 2013 Free slimmed down to just the AV and no other components is extremely light. But obviously AVG without the other components is not exactly ideal for all.

Avira [avira.com], always free.

More free antivirus and reviews:

http://www.pcmag.com/reviews/antivirus
http://www.av-comparatives.org/

I've got it paired up with a free after rebate copy of Kaspersky Internet Security 2013, which has excellent zero-day attack blocking and heuristic detection. Definitely wouldn't run the pair together if you're not ready to tweak many settings in KIS and a few in MBAM to make sure everything runs smoothly with no problems.

Prior to the 2013 releases I would have recommended running MBAM next to free after rebate Norton Internet Security. But NIS 2013 is super buggy right now. Not sure how it was given a thumbs up for release after having been a good product for the last few years.

Run Kaspersky TDSSkiller (free to download [kaspersky.com]) for rootkits and Mbam will take care of the rest.

I don't know if I trust Malwarebytes like I used to. I had the dreadful Funmoods crap stuck on my laptop and several scans with Malwarebytes did not detect anything. Spyhunter was the only one that detected the crap and also spyware cookies on my laptop!

Thx OP, repped!

Perfect... Working on my brother's computer who can can't seem to stay of the PRON sites.

is it compatible with Kaspersky ??

Yes, if you set the exclusions in Kaspersky and ignored files in MWB correctly. Running it alongside KIS 2013 now.

You remove it from the old computer and install on the new computer using the same key.

Also, the Wiki has been updated with the usual questions.

.....

Nope. It has to be installed on the computer, free or pro.

If the machine is already infected, you may want to use the following to get malwarebytes loaded and scanning:
http://www.malwarebytes.org/products/chameleon/

I use Avast!, I've had better experiences with that than AVG, and I hate Norton. I put Avast on all machines I work on. At the office we use ESET and that works well, too.

Newegg to the rescue; checking out with Tiger Direct was a nightmare so I gave up. Maybe their site was getting hammered.

might have to get on this for my new computer build! Anyone know up to when this deal will last?

Some references say it is a great antivirus; others say it is not an antivirus. What is it?
I have scanned with the free version for several years and it has never found anything. Is that because MES does such a good job, or because it doesn't find much.

Not sure what you are referencing with "MES" but Malwarebytes won't find anything if you are not infected with malware... or at least that's the idea. If that's the case, it's kinda hard to criticize the program for performing correctly.

The free version of Malwarebytes has saved my butt a few times. I ended up buying the Pro version mainly to support the company that has helped me over the years. I run free Microsoft Security Essentials actively and only run Malwarebytes on demand. Honestly I feel like I don't need any of this software much these days, as I haven't had any problems for a long time. It's more for piece of mind I guess, and some assurance against getting personal info (like online banking) swiped.

I bought MBAM for $10 in June, but this is still a good deal for $13. Just buy it if you're thinking about it. Thanks OP, +4.

reppped, in for one

My thoughts exactly.

TU for great software.

There are other ways to get it free or a easy $2.99
http://slickdeals.net/f/5240744-M...st53839152

It is now my belief that SD gets kickbacks for posting this....

Every month there's like 3 deals concerning the $10-13 dollar range of this...usually with something free too!

So it's no longer a "Slickdeal"....but just a great deal resumed! (or quite possibly something that should be the new retail price or it...)

I do not believe that is true in this case. At least I don't think that is SDs motivation in this case. $13 for software that normally costs $25 is slick!

On another note, you can ALWAYS get this directly from malwarebytes for $15 without having to wait for snailmail by buying through this link:

https://store.malwarebytes.org/342/purl-winzip

The man behind Malwarebytes.

http://www.techspot.com/article/5...interview/

I work in IT Security so tools like this are increasingly valuable to me and protecting my home PCs.

the LIFETIME part sold me.

:shake: Soooooo not true. Per their FAQ [malwarebytes.org]:

Can someone tell me what lifetime means here? Do they mean you get updates and support for life?

The free one saved my PC a few times now its time to grab a paid one on the cheap.