Norton 360 (Cheapest place to purchase)

annie1975_2

Thanks for the replies everyone...

LucianH

I'm a Norton user and have been for many years and don't care if people keep saying I should use the freebies (which I have tried and still gone back to Norton). So, getting that out of the way, I will say that you have to shop around and have usually found the best deal on the norton sites - but you have to shop around and keep searching!

To give an example:

Noton 360 - 59.99:

http://uk.norton.com/products/

Or:

Norton 360 - 38.99:

http://symantec-norton.com/Norton_360_p128.aspx?lang=en-GB&par=goo_uk5476973448_norton_360&par1=en_uk_norton_360_promotion&gclid=CInT95jkiLMCFSTKtAodDVcAwA

I managed to find 360 for 28.50 back in June on one particular Norton/Symantec offers page (it was a 50% discount).

NiftyDigits

If you had looked a bit closer, you would have found that it was only £12.

Link is here

Click through at the £29.99 price, remove the £8.99 Norton Virus Removal Assurance and then click on 'Got a referrer or coupon code?' and add your Promo Code. et voila! £12.

CoolHotCold

You can also go into a PcWorld or Currys store and they will sell you Norton 360 V7 and Cloud backup for £39 (these are two separate products, you can choose to use the cloud backup if you want or just use the Norton)

They both last for a year's subscription and the cloud backup is 500GB of online automated storage provided by livedrive (the £39 covers both norton and the years subscription to livedrive)

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/knowhow-cloud-500-gb-backup-service-with-360-gold-edition-18781477-pdt.html

Alternatively Norton Internet Security 2012

LucianH

NiftyDigits wrote: »

If you had looked a bit closer, you would have found that it was only £12.

Link is here

Click through at the £29.99 price, remove the £8.99 Norton Virus Removal Assurance and then click on 'Got a referrer or coupon code?' and add your Promo Code. et voila! £12.

Your right! My memory's failing. I've just checked my Order Confirmation - the £28.50 was prior to the discount. I did buy it for £12 - there was a previous thread that provided a discount code.

Freebyman

Please tell me if Im wrong but Im currently running Norton Internet Security 2013 from a 2011 version I bought for £8.99 and just updated via the website. This must have saved me at least 15-20 quid.

Just wondering if you can buy an older copy of 360, which is bound to be cheaper and simply update it online?

retepetsir

Personally having used a number of different anti-virus/protection software packages over the years, I'm now very happy with Microsoft Security Essentials and install it on all my clients computers. No issues yet and completely free.