**Free McAfee VirusScan Plus**(merged)

elwood_2

1) Go To http://us.mcafee.com/root/campaign.asp?cid=53347
2) Enter coupon code VSPPROMOCF
3) Hit Checkout.
4) Enjoy Your Free McAfee VirusScan Plus 2009


The Offer is valid utill December 31, 2008

Lolabelle_3

:TGreat find sunshowers - was just pricing this on the net for my PC!!!!:eek:
Got it for the laptop too...you just need to enter a different email address...worth creating one if you have more than one computer..Many thanks..saved a fortune!!

deas-freebies

wow this was amazing. the code discounts the full price for you before your eyes. you just have to download it then.

Great

sunu_2

This worked for me. Thanks a lot.

bombardier

Worked just now, fantastic, thanks!

WhatFrickingUsernameIsnt

A nice find but in all honesty you can get better anti-virus packages for free anyway.

I'd rather live with a virus on my computer than Norton or McAfee, and most techies will agree with me on that!

tobybowes

WhatFrickingUsernameIsnt wrote: »

I'd rather live with a virus on my computer than Norton or McAfee, and most techies will agree with me on that!

Im a "techie" and i would say this is a great find! Although its not the greatest software around for novice users its fantastic, especially if youve a new laptop with that bloody norton installed!! Uninstall Norton and regain the power of your pc!!

amity

TorrestheGreat wrote: »

There have been several nasty viruses released in 2008 and I would rather have them all, simultaneously, on my computer than McAfee.

It may have been mentioned already, but the boffins over @ PCPro have given MCAfee, Trend Micro, and Norton the highest results in their end of year roundup of Anti-Virus /Anti-Malware suites.
It would seem that after years (and years) in the doldrums of 'marketing over performance', McAfee have finally got their software division back on track or have bought in some effective technology.

So, not so bad... any more. Though watch out in terms of it being not the most flexible interface for 'power-users'.

I cannot find a way of preventing automatic scans completely, and there is no means of creating a list of files to exclude from scanning.

Though I am using the more complete McAfee 2009 suite product (forget the product name).

Disclaimer: I'm a computer boffin, I work for myself, not in Anti-Virus or publishing; I am not a malware expert or have any insider info on this market.

wapow

ive used mcafee for a few years and it has never let me down. most of my day is spent on the internet downloading and trailling.

amity

im surprised you cant stop the automatic scan. my mcafee has an easy tick option, if anything, you could easily disable mcafee from doing this by using the 'run' option in the 'start' menu. as a computer boffin im sure you can figure this out

JanineB

Downloading now!