Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Lifetime 1-PC (OEM) $12 + Free Shipping (expired)

Quote from puddnhead : Not a bad deal, good product. But bizarre it got put on FP since this is fairly regularly offered by newegg (and others?) for $10 or even $9 ... search SD if you don't believe me. A $9 deal in Dec & multiple $10 deals in Nov barely got any thumbs up, and here everyone are falling all over each other to thumb-up a $12 price.

Some stores like Newegg get front page billing a little easier than others.

Quote from fraunalysis : I purchased the OEM version from newegg. Once you activate the OEM version with the accompanying product ID and key, you are running the regular Pro version. This is directly from the MBAM license agreement on my PC: Conditioned upon your compliance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, Malwarebytes grants you a non-exclusive and non-transferable license to Execute (as defined herein) each copy of the Software solely in executable form on a single computer or virtual machine (a “Computer”), solely for your personal or internal business purposes. Once installed onto a Computer, the Software may be operated by any person using the Computer, whether directly or via remote connection. If you wish to transfer the Software to a different Computer, you must first completely uninstall the Software from the first Computer, then reinstall the Software on the new Computer and re-register the Software on the new Computer with Malwarebytes.

If this is the case then it's great news.

Quote from jaliu : i thought you can usually get these free? you guys are saying this is different version?

http://www.malwarebytes.org/products/

We got a bunch of free "Pro" codes around last Christmas. Do a search in the Deal Talk forum for them. The codes were still working s of 2/1.

Hey guys, if (anyone) is on the fence about this product let me say this. I am a Systems Security Manager here in Chicago,IL and we have roughly 300+ PC's using this product (now it is the enterprise version)

However it blows what we were using before which was Symantec Enterprise and Microsoft Forefront. I use this at home (the regular version) and I feel its worth the 12$

I must of bought like 5 of these this year. I am probably going to grab another 3.

Free Version= Does not do realtime scanning
Free Version= IP BLocking

The Pro does both!

Quote from jaliu : i thought you can usually get these free? you guys are saying this is different version?

Did anybody else get the free ear buds [newegg.com] when adding Malwarebytes to their cart??

They might not be any good but it makes a sweet deal even sweeter! Thanks!

I was playing with my cart and I hit refresh and they were added!!!!

SWEET DEAL!!!
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Quote from MadMonkey : Did anybody else get the free ear buds [newegg.com] when adding Malwarebytes to their cart?? They might not be any good but it makes a sweet deal even sweeter! Thanks!

Can always use extra ear buds for the plane. Was definitely a nice surprise.

agreed !

Coming up for me at 23 wth freeship and earbuds.
not the 11.99
no idea why.
Took the promo code and gave 6 off or 29 for MAB and added the earbuds for 6 off of 6 = 0.

Had to add the promo code a second time, now get the deal price.

That's a great program. Earbuds or not, still a good deal.

Quote from Ignatz : http://www.malwarebytes.org/products/

Quote from b13 : Free Version= Does not do realtime scanning Free Version= IP BLocking The Pro does both!

i got this one:

http://slickdeals.net/permadeal/8...time-1user

and have seen it for free or for ~$1 on several occassions.

Just because it's "free" Doens't mean you cannot purchase it to support a good product and company.

sheesh.

Quote from jaliu : i got this one: http://slickdeals.net/permadeal/8...time-1user and have seen it for free or for ~$1 on several occassions.

Quote from b13 : Just because it's "free" Doens't mean you cannot purchase it to support a good product and company. sheesh.

why don't you just donate money to the company? i don't think anyone's here to "support" a company. this site is called slickdeals, not shitdeals.