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frontpageDesertGardener | Staff posted Yesterday 12:20 PM
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2-Year Bitdefender Internet Security 2026 (3 PCs / Digital)

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$15

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Newegg has Select Security Software (Digital Download) on sale as listed below for prices starting from $14.99 when you apply the corresponding promo code in cart.

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Newegg has Select Security Software (Digital Download) on sale as listed below for prices starting from $14.99 when you apply the corresponding promo code in cart.

Thanks to staff member DesertGardener for finding this deal.

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Yesterday 04:16 PM
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Newegg [newegg.com] has 2-Years Bitdefender Family Pack 2026 (15 Devices/Digital Download) for $49.99 - $15 off w/ promo code FTTF547 (apply in cart) = $34.99.

This product is non-returnable and non-refundable.
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Yesterday 04:35 PM
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Danimal86Yesterday 04:35 PM
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I'm not sure if their policy had changed, but previously you could stack additional years onto an existing account.
I think this was my 3rd time stacking 2yr 15 device onto my account and it was a huge hassle. It didn't stack this time (maybe it was something i did), but it made a second 15 device plan on the same account.

Had to go back and forth with CS for a few days (with some finger pointing) and had to provide them with invoices and activation codes for the previous purchase inorder to have them stack it.

I like the service, maybe it was something i did....but was a bit of a pain.
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Yesterday 04:46 PM
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rob728Yesterday 04:46 PM
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Been waiting for this. Thanks.
Yesterday 04:56 PM
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HilariousCrib3277Yesterday 04:56 PM
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My norton expired 2 days ago. Thought I was about to have to reup with them so this post saved me.
Yesterday 09:23 PM
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samandbigboy1Yesterday 09:23 PM
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Quote from Danimal86 :
I'm not sure if their policy had changed, but previously you could stack additional years onto an existing account.
I think this was my 3rd time stacking 2yr 15 device onto my account and it was a huge hassle. It didn't stack this time (maybe it was something i did), but it made a second 15 device plan on the same account.

Had to go back and forth with CS for a few days (with some finger pointing) and had to provide them with invoices and activation codes for the previous purchase inorder to have them stack it.

I like the service, maybe it was something i did....but was a bit of a pain.
I was able to stack on the dashboard just now with no issues. Sorry to hear about your experience.
Yesterday 09:34 PM
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Danimal86Yesterday 09:34 PM
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Quote from samandbigboy1 :
I was able to stack on the dashboard just now with no issues. Sorry to hear about your experience.
Just curious if this was your first time stacking 2 years. When I was digging into the T&C I think I remember reading that you can extend up to 5yrs, this was 6 years for me I believe.


It could also just have been something I did wrong
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UpTimeToday 05:15 AM
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Quote from Danimal86 :
I'm not sure if their policy had changed, but previously you could stack additional years onto an existing account.
I think this was my 3rd time stacking 2yr 15 device onto my account and it was a huge hassle. It didn't stack this time (maybe it was something i did), but it made a second 15 device plan on the same account.

Had to go back and forth with CS for a few days (with some finger pointing) and had to provide them with invoices and activation codes for the previous purchase inorder to have them stack it.

I like the service, maybe it was something i did....but was a bit of a pain.
I think it has to do when you have Total Security vs Internet Security and the number of devices. I think if there's any difference in the version it does that. I'm too scared to try so wait until the last month or two and hope something pops up lol

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Today 07:55 AM
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gqukyoToday 07:55 AM
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Does the 15 device go on sale much? I usually only only see the 5 or 10 device ones...
Today 06:35 PM
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moslondonToday 06:35 PM
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Thank you. My Internet Security subscription was to expire 11/2026 now it has extended till 11/2028
Today 07:17 PM
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sharky1214Today 07:17 PM
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Forgive me for not knowing .. and I don't want to assume anything.. up until recently you didn't need an antivirus for android cell phones.. is this still the case? If it is beneficial for cellphone usage, does this help w spam calls? I'm going to put this on my computers and if it is beneficial, put it on my cell phones.. ty...
Today 08:08 PM
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unrealparadoxToday 08:08 PM
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Quote from sharky1214 :
Forgive me for not knowing .. and I don't want to assume anything.. up until recently you didn't need an antivirus for android cell phones.. is this still the case? If it is beneficial for cellphone usage, does this help w spam calls? I'm going to put this on my computers and if it is beneficial, put it on my cell phones.. ty...
It never hurts to put multiple layers of security on your devices to make it harder for attackers to penetrate. I say install it.
Today 08:08 PM
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jeronimo28Today 08:08 PM
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Do I have to use/download immediately or is that ok to use it after 6 months?
Today 10:37 PM
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twoweeledToday 10:37 PM
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Quote from UpTime :
I think it has to do when you have Total Security vs Internet Security and the number of devices. I think if there's any difference in the version it does that. I'm too scared to try so wait until the last month or two and hope something pops up lol
That's what I'm about to do. Crap! I wonder if I should just let the internet security expire and then install the Total Security? I'm not a techie and anything goes wrong and I'm done!

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