6 Months Free of McAfee Internet Security - For PC / Mac

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simprosimple on 16/06/2012 - 14:54 au.mcafee.com (290 clicks)

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As a Commonwealth Bank online banking customer, you are eligible for an exclusive 6 Months free subscription of McAfee Internet Security. In order to take advantage of this offer you'll need to complete the following steps:

1. Create a McAfee user account and create a password - this will allow you to access our download center.

2. Enter your registration information (name, address, city, state and phone).

3. Provide your billing information for future automatic renewals. Please note your credit or debit card will not be charged at this time and you are under no obligation to renew your subscription. You may cancel the automatic renewal at any time prior to the expiration of the 6 months free subscription.

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  hashtagbargain on 16/06/2012 - 14:54

  Seriously?

  You are better off with Microsoft Security Essentials. Or if that doesnt float your boat, try avast with gaming mode on.

  This deal would have been killer 10 years ago.

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  ironworthy on 16/06/2012 - 14:54

  Entering Billing info is a deal breaker. And certainly not worth it for only six months

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  tonyjzx on 16/06/2012 - 16:38

  +1

  lol

  just use avast free

  year on year free for all time

  you can reg. a fake name and email too if you wish

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  sraymond on 16/06/2012 - 16:48

  +2

  Westpac is still offering Bitdefender IS free for a year. All you need is anyone with a Westac account to log on first.

  http://www.westpac.com.au/security/bitdefender-lp/

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  Postulative on 16/06/2012 - 17:09

  +1

  Shouldn't you be telling your bank (assuming you actually want one of these paid products) that:

  1. Internet banking saves them enormous amounts of money
  2. It's important that the computer you bank from is secure
  3. Therefore it's in the interests of the bank that your home computer be secured, rather than you depending on over-the-counter service, and that to do this safely it should provide security free of charge to all customers?

  Or you could use MSE.

  Edit: And welcome back, OzBargain:).

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  JimmyBargain on 16/06/2012 - 17:26

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  Pffffft! …. for the Mac, yeah right, go for it, what scare mongoring rubbish!

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    Postulative on 17/06/2012 - 11:59

    +2

    Alas, that I have but one neg to give for this post.