Internet Security Suite 2013 and Antivirus 2013 products
have been rolling out for the last several weeks, keeping publications such as
CNET, PC Magazine, PC World, and PC Pro busy testing and writing reviews. It’ll be awhile before the major test organizations
will be testing and publishing their test results.
Nonetheless, you may be unhappy with your Internet Security
2012 or Antivirus 2012 solution. Your laptop may have caught a virus. You
may have read a review of another vendor’s product and said, “I must have that,
but I’ve paid for ‘fill in the blank” Internet Security 2012 already.” Three words - free competitive upgrade.
Look at ads from your local Frys, Staples, or Office Depot,
for example. You may also want to look
at online ads from these stores. Below is
what Frys is offering (week of September 23) after competitive upgrade forms
are mailed in (watch for the deadlines!).
Note that the rebates are often in the form of pre-paid debit cards.
- BitDefender AntiVirus Plus 2013 – Free
- GFI Vipre Internet Security 2013 - Free
- Kaspersky Pure Total Security - Free
- Trend Micro Titanium Premium Security 2013 – Free
- McAfee Internet Security 2013- $4.99
- Norton Antivirus 2013 - $4.99
- AVG Internet Security 2013 - $14.99
- ESET Smart Security 5 - $29.99
Below are links to some Internet Security 2013 suite and Antivirus 2013
review results from CNET and PC Magazine.
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