kaspersky

FirstTimer4Me

hiya

does anyone know of a promotion code for kaspersky

my desktop kis is about to expire

ta if anyone can help

nooney

I'm also wanting to renew the security on my computer I already have Kasparski which expires in Feb, I now have 2 laptops though.
thanks

aliEnRIK

If neither of you want to pay, why not just put free software on?

996ducati

The renewal prices Kaspersky offer (like most AV vendors) are often quite inflated.

Its worth doing a quick search round. The going rate seems to be about £18.99/£20 for a 1 year 3 license deal. Thats a new rate not renewal. You can just then add the serial number to your existing setup.

Barclays bank customers I understand get it for free?

My bank charges £18.99 for a 1 year/3 user deal (thats for Kaspersky internet security which is the whole package and not just Anti Virus)

Dixons are offering it online for £19.99 3 user/1 year 2010 version. (dixons.co.uk)

hope this helps

macman

Kaspersky is still free with Barclays Online banking. If you don't have one, open a Barclays account, put a pound in it and you will get a 3 user licence.

Reluctant_spender

Failing the above try PC World - I bought a 3 user license for 19.99

debitcardmayhem

FirstTimer4Me wrote: »

hiya

does anyone know of a promotion code for kaspersky

my desktop kis is about to expire

ta if anyone can help

Dont forget about your new lappy too I guess you have 60 day trial of norton with that

Inactive

Try Microsoft Essentials, it is free and seems to get good reports.

Easy to use.

FirstTimer4Me

hiya

aliEnRIK wrote: »

If neither of you want to pay, why not just put free software on?

i'm not computer literate so would rather pay just to be on the safe side

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

Dont forget about your new lappy too I guess you have 60 day trial of norton with that

it has norton on it but i would prefer kis

thanks everyone for the help

Inactive

FirstTimer4Me wrote: »

hiya

i'm not computer literate so would rather pay just to be on the safe side

Because something comes with a cost involved, doesn't always mean it is any better.

This is MSE.:money:

FirstTimer4Me

hiya

Inactive wrote: »

Because something comes with a cost involved, doesn't always mean it is any better.

This is MSE.:money:

i undeerstand what your saying but for me i feel secure using a paid version because it prevents any virus getting on the machine - automatic updates but with the free version i have to do it manually which sometimes i forget

no offence to you i know your trying to help