A chicken is for life not just Christmas Dinner (An 11+ ELITE Thread)

tigerwhite_2

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

I was looking at this


http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing-accessories/software/business-home-office/internet-security-antivirus/norton-internet-security-21776910-pdt.html?intcmpid=display~RR~Computing+Accessories~21776910

ooh that's a good price. I was mugged then paying £27.49 :rotfl: (well, it was the boss's money so I'm not bothered )

tigerwhite_2

DeeDee74 wrote: »

:p checked in on it earlier it's doing not a lot
Could be while yet.. Fill the void with some nice scented candles

I've had my eye on these smelly reeds.. he he. Have been £6 in mine for a while. Will try and check out prices tomo. Now candles, on the other hand, I may have quite a few already:whistle: and they are making my garage smell lush :rotfl:

Can't go to A tonight - got a man coming about a [STRIKE]dog [/STRIKE]walk in wardrobe/dressing room. He measured up a few weeks back. Not having any more kids so turning a bedroom into a wardrobe for moi :T

DeeDee74

choclate24 wrote: »

Welcombe back dee dee:j

:wave: thanks not really bk though popped on real quick...
Kids off now till September _pale__pale_. Be back then.

David.

Seriously folks there are free options out there to keep you safer online (nothing is 100% as these anti virus software can only spot it once they know what to look for).
No excuses



and the best time to do it NOW


Lets take fc hubby as an example £900 taken in a few days that they will get back sometime after a few phone calls. But imagine if you only had £900 in your bank account and your mortgage/ rent/gas/elec/etc was all due to come out by DD :eek:
A lot more of a problem now

David.

DeeDee74 wrote: »

:p checked in on it earlier it's doing not a lot
Could be while yet.. Fill the void with some nice scented candles

Burn her hair off :eek:
:think: Liking your thinking
:rotfl:

Bananababe

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

Thanks, I've just read that. I'm not a "clicker" I only do what I need to but I know our security has run out:( didn't renew as didn't want to pay another £50+. I know there are free ones but I wouldn't know which were any good. It's like reading Chinese...

Husband has downloaded AVAST security on to our devices. Apparently that works. He is Software engineer so I presume knows these things

Hth

And its free

DeeDee74

David. wrote: »

Burn her hair off :eek:
:think: Liking your thinking
:rotfl:

Your welcome :p
You know it makes sense ££ saved an all

David.

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

I was looking at this


http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing-accessories/software/business-home-office/internet-security-antivirus/norton-internet-security-21776910-pdt.html?intcmpid=display~RR~Computing+Accessories~21776910

Not sure why they have 2 products Internet security and Anti virus
but apart from that £20 is cheaper than £50,

1) Have a look at your online banking first they may give you free protection like I said Barclays does :T

2) Install a free one and look for cheaper deal :money:

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

Flying visit.......

BIG WARNING

Reminder to folks NOT to click on any messages that pop up on FB (or anywhere else) that claim to be updating your security details.

My idiot of a Husband did this over the weekend :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad: and has just told me that his bank account is being emptied, to the tune of £900 odd so far :eek: :eek::(:eek::(.

He's in bits about it. Ive emptied all the money out of his accounts into mine, and I've been on with the bank to get all his cards stopped and accounts frozen. Ive just got to start on the process of getting the money back through the banks fraud dept.

PLEASE PLEASE BE CARFUL EVERYONE!

PLONKER :mad:

GULP!!! Just shows how easily it can be done. Hope you get it all sorted asap. Fingers crossed you get the money back. :eek:

choclate24

DeeDee74 wrote: »

:wave: thanks not really bk though popped on real quick...
Kids off now till September _pale__pale_. Be back then.

How old are your children