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Amazon.com Services LLC via Amazon has select Norton 360 2024 Digital Downloads on sale from $14.99 as listed below.

Note: This subscription auto-renews annually If you do not wish to renew, you can cancel in your Norton account anytime.

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Examiner44
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Unless you have a habit of visiting sketchy sites or downloading pirated files, Windows Defender works great. It's built in to Windows and it's free. It's light on system resources and you don't have to worry about managing subscriptions.
doctorvanos
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I work in IT. Norton literally slows your PC down and is worse than Windows Defender.

None of these products will protect you from phishing.
rmplatt
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Every year I say I'm going to get rid of Norton, and then every year there's a deal for such little money that I just cave in and re-up for another year.
I guess I'm nervous about windows defender. Will it remove scripts from downloaded files? Does it verify downloaded Exe files are virus free? Does it monitor for sketchy web addresses that a site might launch?

These are all things that I see Norton doing all the time. I have kids and a wife that may not be the savviest web surfers out there...

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Feb 20, 2024 09:59 AM
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NotBuscemiFeb 20, 2024 09:59 AM
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The unsolicited internet brag "I work in IT" usually means the guy works at the help desk, where his main responsibilities are resetting passwords and asking "Did you try rebooting your computer?" fifteen times a day.
Last edited by NotBuscemi March 8, 2024 at 12:51 AM.
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Feb 20, 2024 11:34 AM
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RedmontFeb 20, 2024 11:34 AM
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I had posted a deal for 1 year -3 devices at $9.99 a couple of weeks ago
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Feb 20, 2024 11:56 AM
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RedmontFeb 20, 2024 11:56 AM
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Quote from doctorvanos :
I work in IT. Norton literally slows your PC down and is worse than Windows Defender.

None of these products will protect you from phishing.
It is fairly easy to protect yourself from phishing — 1) check the email address of the sender— it will be very long and have nothing to do with the name of the site it is supposed to be from and typically has a foreign country marker (au or de etc); (2) never follow the link in the email even if you think the email is legit but sign directly into the site it is allegedly from and check your account; and ( 3j the email will likely contain grammatical and spelling errors and even if it doesn't — it will use language that sounds more like a dunning collection letter than a message from a customer service center looking out for your welfare.
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Feb 20, 2024 12:03 PM
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snowcrashFeb 20, 2024 12:03 PM
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In for a couple of the 10 devices version. Thanks.
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Feb 20, 2024 12:18 PM
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bb09Feb 20, 2024 12:18 PM
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Just note, I have used Norton for years. Last year I made a reminder to turn off auto renewal like 10 days before it expired. They charged me the going rate like 30 days prior to expiration, not the day it expired. I did not get any emails to remind me it was renewing or anything like that. I did get an email that I was charged which is how I knew. I was able to contact them and immediately and get a refund, but if you don't notice it right away you may be out of luck. Turning auto renew off immediately after installing is the better way to go.
Feb 20, 2024 12:37 PM
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MMPGFeb 20, 2024 12:37 PM
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Isn't there a website in England where we can get this for $5 or something?
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Feb 20, 2024 01:31 PM
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leonivFeb 20, 2024 01:31 PM
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Quote from Redmont :
It is fairly easy to protect yourself from phishing — 1) check the email address of the sender— it will be very long and have nothing to do with the name of the site it is supposed to be from and typically has a foreign country marker (au or de etc); (2) never follow the link in the email even if you think the email is legit but sign directly into the site it is allegedly from and check your account; and ( 3j the email will likely contain grammatical and spelling errors and even if it doesn't — it will use language that sounds more like a dunning collection letter than a message from a customer service center looking out for your welfare.
Easy, yet people get phished all the time. I agree with you and you're 100% correct, but I would say it's also easy for someone to get phished if they're not paying attention.

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Feb 20, 2024 03:38 PM
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the_dealseekerFeb 20, 2024 03:38 PM
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Buyer beware for Norton if you own a Mac. I just spent an entire day trying to repair my mac after an un-install of Norton. Even when I used their uninstall tool, an extension was left hidden in System's Library that prevented an internet connection. No one seems to have an easy way to resolve this issue. Eventually, I had to go into Mac Safe Mode and use a few Terminal Commands to resolve the issue.
Feb 20, 2024 03:57 PM
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dealnabberFeb 20, 2024 03:57 PM
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Quote from doctorvanos :
I work in IT. Norton literally slows your PC down and is worse than Windows Defender.
Quote from ClintonC9087 :
If you install Norton... in about 30 days your computer is going to be so slow it will nearly be unusable.
Except it's not 2006 anymore. I've been using Norton Premium or Norton 360 for the past 7 years on multiple Windows PC's and laptops (at least 5 devices on a concurrent license at any given time), and have never experienced any system slowdown from it. That's including on a relatively basic 6-year old laptop that I use as my daily driver.

Let go of spewing long-ago stigmas of a product and using them to make negative blanket stereotypes about the current iteration's performance.

Quote from phillip9 :
that is not at all true anymore. that was true about 15+ years ago..
^This.
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Feb 20, 2024 05:27 PM
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Spartan101Feb 20, 2024 05:27 PM
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Whatever you do don't select auto renewal. That's where they get you with obscene pricing.
Feb 20, 2024 06:44 PM
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leonivFeb 20, 2024 06:44 PM
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Quote from rmplatt :
Every year I say I'm going to get rid of Norton, and then every year there's a deal for such little money that I just cave in and re-up for another year.
I guess I'm nervous about windows defender. Will it remove scripts from downloaded files? Does it verify downloaded Exe files are virus free? Does it monitor for sketchy web addresses that a site might launch?

These are all things that I see Norton doing all the time. I have kids and a wife that may not be the savviest web surfers out there...
Literally in the same boat as you with the wife and kids. And like you said, every year there's a ~$20 deal and it's just so easy to pay the $20 then just paste the license keys into each computer to keep chugging along.
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Feb 20, 2024 07:50 PM
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cool_revirusFeb 20, 2024 07:50 PM
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Got one. Thank you, OP.
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Feb 21, 2024 12:30 AM
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AndrepartthreeFeb 21, 2024 12:30 AM
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Quote from phillip9 :
I have 24 years experience working in IT and a 4-year college degree in IT
; Norton was really bad for a few years about 15+ years ago, but they have improved dramatically, as most of the vendors have over the past 15-years. Each software package has occassional bugs and problems , just like any other software.

LINK to PC Worlds 2024 reviews. ( not a 100% trustworthy source, but better than some random person from the internet )
https://www.pcworld.com/article/4...ws-pc.html [pcworld.com]
You beat me to it I was going to post that link too Smilie

Here's a few other links if this helps anyone far as doing some research

https://www.pcworld.com/article/7...tware.html

https://www.pcworld.com/article/3...view.html\


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Quote from phillip9 :
I have 24 years experience working in IT and a 4-year college degree in IT
; Norton was really bad for a few years about 15+ years ago, but they have improved dramatically, as most of the vendors have over the past 15-years. Each software package has occassional bugs and problems , just like any other software.

LINK to PC Worlds 2024 reviews. ( not a 100% trustworthy source, but better than some random person from the internet )
https://www.pcworld.com/article/4...ws-pc.html [pcworld.com]
You beat me to it as far as that link you posted Smilie ... here are a few other links if anyone wants to do some research

https://www.pcworld.com/article/7...tware.html

(think this one might have already been posted actually )

https://www.pcworld.com/article/3...eview.html

https://www.tenforums.com/antivir...orton.html
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Feb 21, 2024 12:33 AM
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AndrepartthreeFeb 21, 2024 12:33 AM
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Quote from bb09 :
Just note, I have used Norton for years. Last year I made a reminder to turn off auto renewal like 10 days before it expired. They charged me the going rate like 30 days prior to expiration, not the day it expired. I did not get any emails to remind me it was renewing or anything like that. I did get an email that I was charged which is how I knew. I was able to contact them and immediately and get a refund, but if you don't notice it right away you may be out of luck. Turning auto renew off immediately after installing is the better way to go.
thanks for posting this Smilie it's a very good warning !

It is possible to remove your credit card info - I do this all the time for Norton.. and Norton will still work.. but as you say if you leave the credit card info in there Norton can and will quietly try to bill you for some obscene amount.

Norton will ask you to create a Norton account then demand your credit card info to make the product work.. that's fine go ahead and do that.. then when Norton is up and running go back into your account, turn off auto renew and remove your credit card info from the account right after turning off auto renew.

Be careful turning off auto renew you'll have to answer several prompts where Norton makes it REAL easy to click the wrong one saying " Yes I'll keep auto renew" (they're sneaky and highlight it in yellow to catch your sub-conscious attention for one thing Stick Out Tongue ) .. so watch those prompts very carefully.

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blancorunningFeb 21, 2024 01:28 AM
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Quote from doctorvanos :
I work in IT. Norton literally slows your PC down and is worse than Windows Defender.

None of these products will protect you from phishing.
Also in IT in security, seconded. There is no scenario I ever recommend Norton products. 100% garbage software.
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