12-Months Free PCTOOLS Internet Security - Westpac Banking Corporation special offer

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PJJBYPC on 10/06/2009 - 10:03 pctools.com (570 clicks)
Last edited 27/06/2009 - 19:59 by 1 other user

PC Tools offers the following software FREE as an exclusive offer to Westpac customers

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Just got 12-months PCTOOLS Internet Security for FREE.
I was about to renew my McAfee for $80 12-months subscription, but decided to save the money since the world is in a recession.

This is a good option for anyone that has to buy or renew their security program in the next few months.

When U fill the form this is what you'll get:

Email (1):
Dear *********,

Thank you for registering with PC Tools MyAccount. Now you can easily take advantage of the many benefits of PC Tools' multi award-winning products and support.

To activate your account please click here.

Best Regards,

The Team at PC Tools

Email (2):

Dear JJBYPC,

Thank-you for your interest in Internet Security from PC Tools!

Please save this message as it includes important license information and instructions on how to register your free copy of Internet Security.

Instructions to register Internet Security

Internet Security is registered by clicking "Register" and entering the name and license key below into the evaluation version. Once valid license information is entered the program will then be activated. For detailed instructions please follow the steps below:

1. Please note this license code will only work with the version of Internet Security that you received with this promotion. Please install the program by double-clicking the setup file provided.

2. Once installed, launch Internet Security from the Start menu and when you see the main screen click on the "Register" button found on the top right-side.

3. The registration screen will then be shown. Enter the name and license key exactly as shown below (copy & paste).

Name: JJBYPC
License key: ****-****-****-****-****-****-****-****-****-****

Please note both must be entered exactly as shown as they are both required to validate the license information.

4. Click the "Register" button at the bottom of the screen and you will be shown a message indicating that the program is now successfully registered, click "OK" to continue.

5. Congratulations, the registration process is now complete and you will now be returned to the free registered version of the Internet Security.

Thank-you,

PC Tools
[email protected]
http://www.pctools.com/

Download it, before the offer expires. (I don't know the expiration date)

Mod - corrected title, URL and deal description.

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  compass on 10/06/2009 - 10:32

  Thanks, I have been using this for almost a year. I downloaded from the same location (Westpac Special Offer). Makes me wonder if this offer will expired ever.

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  holdenmg on 10/06/2009 - 12:57

  +1

  "but decided to save the money since the world is in a recession."

  But is the world (except Australia) in a recession because everyone isn't spending… :+)

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    nats on 10/06/2009 - 15:05

    lol , sorry mate we don't live in a vacuum, recession isn't something that just dropped on humanity from 3k feet from some being from another planet to cause us pain, it is in fact man-made ..if what your saying is better money-management skills are needed sure thing-nothing with that, but don't bunker down and think the sky is going to fall.

    If you live in OZ interest rates have never been lower(thats for vehicles as well),employment is coming back, consumer confidence etc etc. There are many things to be positive about … just don't mention the deficit, something future generations will indeed still be paying off, but the alternative would have been worse, cheers

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    BoltThrower on 10/06/2009 - 17:18

    Yep, we can go on a shopping spree with the $900 and buy foreign goods…That'll boost the economy.
    I'm sure anyone in 5 mins could think of 5 better solutions, on the other hand I'm sure the greater good wouldn't be appreciated by most.

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      nats on 10/06/2009 - 17:47

      +1

      Well the cheques were sent out, Rudd's approval rating apparently plummeted. You can draw a link or you could have spent the money on infrastructure and other job creating initiatives and dare I say it (cut taxes) and see what the voters think then?

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  troyandhope on 10/06/2009 - 14:03

  just signed us all up, good deal thanks

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  ltwo on 10/06/2009 - 14:53

  how good is this AV software? is it as light as norton 2009? also how effective is it ?

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    Jabba the Hutt on 10/06/2009 - 15:13

    +1

    I've had the most success avoiding malware with Sensible Behaviour 2009. It's not for everyone (e.g. novelty screensaver addicts), but combine it with a router's NAT and you can do away with all these security suites.

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  crazEyez on 10/06/2009 - 15:18

  Does anyone know what sort of system resources it uses?

  I find that most AV software is just bloated and they normally put a handful of processes into the background which can significantly slow down the system. Especially when you are working and have multiple applications running.

  Keen as if it doesn't use too many resources!

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  lisss on 10/06/2009 - 16:33

  How does this compare to AVG free? I currently have a paid Nortons scanner as well but I used to use AVG when I only had freeware.

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  binga on 10/06/2009 - 16:36

  It doesn't even get a mention at AV Compartives - http://www.av-comparatives.org/comparativesreviews/main-test…

  I personally use NAV 2009 which is IMO, the best Anti-virus solution out there. It's so lightweight it will genuinely surprise you, and the installer takes all of 15 seconds from start to finish with no restart required. It minds its own business, scans when idle and has some of the lowest amount of false-positives amongst other benefits. Check here for independent comparison - http://www.av-comparatives.org/images/stories/test/ondret/av…

  Free 90 day trial of NAV 2009 and 360 2009 - http://www.symantecstore.com/dr/sat4/ec_main.entry25?page=15…

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    ltwo on 10/06/2009 - 18:49

    yes i would say Norton has really hit the nail on the head with the 2009 edition. it is so light and smooth.

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  Josh81 on 10/06/2009 - 21:23

  I would also be interested in how this compares to AVG Free Edition. Before i go to the effort of uninstalling AVG, and installing something new.

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  creeps_bay on 10/06/2009 - 22:18

  good deal, unfortunatly not compatible with mac….OOps, i want for my mac, can any1 help me with free antivirus..a good one plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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    ferous on 11/06/2009 - 22:40

    +1

    download this —-> http://www.iantivirus.com/ works fine on my mac.

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  squall3031 on 11/06/2009 - 23:37

  This offer is also featured in the current edition of PC user magazine. :)