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Joey the lips

Folks I am on a budget. I dont do a lot with my internet.

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Would this suit me. Being so cheap... I am on avg free at the moment,





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Five Year Panda Global Protection 2012 Internet Security Package for One (€13) or Three (€22) PCs from Panda Security (Up to 93% Off)




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Highlights

• Leader in preventative technologies and analysis
• Pioneers in cloud-based anti-malware services

The Deal

• Panda Global Protection 2012
• Five year protection for one or three PCs
• Complete malware protection
• Detects and protects from viruses and spyware
• Firewall and anti-spam protection system
• Cloud-based system protection
• Doesn’t compromise speed
• Remote PC access
• Tech support via email and web
• Tech support forum
• Compatible with Windows only

The Fine Print
Expires 9 September 2012.
Limit 1 per redemption. May buy multiple as gifts. Valid from 8pm; check Groupon PDF voucher for start date. Order online at www.pandasecurity.com/uk/groupon using Groupon codes. Digital download delivery. Download email will be received within 48 hours of redemption. Compatible with Windows only. Original value based on most comparable package. Valid on option purchased only. Original values verified on 19 June 2012 at 5.27pm. By purchasing a Groupon, you are purchasing a voucher for the underlying products or services described above. Orders fulfilled by Panda Security.
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Five Year Panda Global Protection 2012 Internet Security Package for One (€13) or Three (€22) PCs from Panda Security (Up to 93% Off)


Computer viruses are much like pandas; they lull you into a false sense of security by looking cuddly, and then steal all the bamboos when you aren’t looking. Don’t grin and bear it with today’s Groupon distributed by Panda Security. Choose from the following options:

• €13 for a five year Panda Global Protection 2012 internet security package for one PC (93% off)

• €22 for a five year Panda Global Protection 2012 internet security package for three PCs (90% off)

Computers and cloud-based systems can be inoculated from all attack for a whopping five years with brand new protection that will update and change with the morphing of the malware. Panda has matured a mighty internet security package for 2012 with different functions for gaming, use by children, remote access, and many more. The Panda interface is advanced, intuitive, and considerably easier to work out than the facial expression of a real Panda.
The Specifics
• Protection against all types of viruses and threats
• Personal firewall
• Collective intelligence
• Panda USB vaccine
• Virtual keyboard
• Panda safe browser (sandboxing)
• Remote PC access
• Multimedia/gaming mode
• PC optimisation
• Home network manager
• File encryption
• Panda safe CD
• File shredding
• Anti-spam protection
• Tech support via email and web
• Parental control
• Tech support forum
• Identity protect
• Live up-to-the-minute updates
• Backup and restore
• SOS virus
• Online backup
• Package emailed with extended download service for re-downloading 24/7
• Compatible with Windows only
More About Panda Security
Specialising in security for cloud-based systems, Panda are pioneers of safety in the increasingly hazardous internet jungle. After becoming a market leader in Spain, Panda went global with an arsenal of antivirals and a technical team of PC RNs.
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Reviews

Panda Global Protection 2012 secured 4/5 from Softpedia. While the reviewer felt the firewall could be stronger and anti-spam compatibility with certain email clients could be improved, the software had a good detection rate for malware and it was effective at dealing with threats without being too much of a drain on processing power.

As far as detection and elimination rate are concerned Panda Global Protection 2012 is a really great product. It may not be the fastest, but it is definitely a helpful ally in keeping malware at bay.
– Ionut Ilascu, Softpedia, Jun 2011

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uch

I wouldn't waste me money when there is so much free AV software available

Joey the lips

uch wrote: »

I wouldn't waste me money when there is so much free AV software available

Sorry what do you mean by so much free software

ASJ112

I agree with uch, there are a lot of free security programs that are better than Panda.

The best imo are

Avast for anti-virus
http://www.avast.com/en-eu/index

Malwarebytes for anti-spyware
http://www.malwarebytes.org/


Also what browser do you use ?

CSU

..the best free all-in-one imo is:

Comodo Internet Security

Joey the lips

Thank you for your help.

I am using windows vista. I also have AVG FREE at the moment. Is any of these free ones any better so i can compare

mp22

http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/collection/5928/2011_free_av.html

uch

Joey there's a sticky at the top of the forum with AV recommendations

cookie1977

I like microsoft security essentials. Light weight and a good av too. In conjunction with periodic scans using Malwarebytes you should be fine. That and common sense

ITS_A_BADGER

I need a good free AV programme aswell as im skint and the family computers banjaxed its runnning fierce slow theres trojans galore and the free progamme im using doesnt seem to remove them properly, it tells me their gone but their there on it when i scan again:(:(:(:(

CSU

ITS_A_BADGER wrote: »

I need a good free AV programme aswell as im skint and the family computers banjaxed its runnning fierce slow theres trojans galore and the free progamme im using doesnt seem to remove them properly, it tells me their gone but their there on it when i scan again:(:(:(:(

run (windows key+r) msconfig and uncheck startup apps.

run services.msc and turn off un-needed services

create a new user acc

see how u get on

ITS_A_BADGER

CSU wrote: »

run (windows key+r) msconfig and uncheck startup apps.

run services.msc and turn off un-needed services

create a new user acc

see how u get on

tried that not working im downloading MS esentials and malwarebytes to try an fix the problem

cookie1977

Uninstall all other av's before installing mse

ITS_A_BADGER

i think MSE and malwarebytes did it!! i might buy the full version of malware , also whats the story with avast? is it better thans mse? i feel more protected with a full version of mse than avast

cookie1977

ITS_A_BADGER wrote: »

i think MSE and malwarebytes did it!! i might buy the full version of malware , also whats the story with avast? is it better thans mse? i feel more protected with a full version of mse than avast

Everyone will have a view on lots of antivirus software. So it's up to you but a lot of people think MSE is very good. Personally I wouldn't buy malwarebytes pro version. If you're sensible and do some periodic scans with the free version you should be fine but tis up to yourself.

PS with MSE, go to settings and enable scan removable drives

ITS_A_BADGER

cookie1977 wrote: »

Everyone will have a view on lots of antivirus software. So it's up to you but a lot of people think MSE is very good. Personally I wouldn't buy malwarebytes pro version. If you're sensible and do some periodic scans with the free version you should be fine but tis up to yourself.

thanks for the advise ill just use the free version then :P