Norton Deals & Offers

Scalpers? I’m out off by everything I post going instantly cold & getting moaned at by people because the ‘deal’ I have posted isn’t good enough or they have seen it cheaper but I’m just gonna keep posting. If their deal spot was so good they should have posted it 😝😝😝

There are so many scalpers on here it puts me off posting (fierce)

Good to know I guess. Thanks (y)

Not all of them do it. Most do but some don't.

Post a deal for it (y)

great deal here, I just found these on another site for £19.03 but this is a fabulous deal https://www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10701_10001_51891+CMS338+J_-1

That's my point, Bob - it always has been for me too, but this jacket, it's at least a Large in real money, even over a couple of pretty thick layers. I see the Kiwi jackets are in this Debenhams sale so bear it in mind, folks.

That's odd. I'm a large and find their stuff is an accurate fit.

Good deal but some stuff still cheaper with postage from Craghoppers directly so always worth checking

Your comment reminded me of one of my favourite Seinfeld episodes George got a Gore-Tex jacket

How does this compare to webroot secure anywhere when uses alongside malwarebytes anti malware?

No, because it's rubbish!

Really? Like a lot of people I have tested it back to back with about a dozen other av solutions..

Certified by Five Eyes, NSA, GCHQ

No, it's because you have no clue.

Makes me bloated just looking at it

check reviews, appears to hog resources? but good reminder to update virus checkers in the sales.

Brrrrrr

Wouldn't want it if they paid me, very poor software and should be avoided..

I haven't installed an antivirus for like 4 years :P

It is an expired thread, but whatever...

No, no one else thinks that

Does anyone else think folk who say "Google is your friend" mean to say "only Google will be my friend"? Such a cop out. Google told me an uncle from Nigeria wants to give me £3 million - must be true - more true than your statement anyhow!

Lol & people like you wonder why these antivirus deals keep on being posted, even though many like yourself have said the same thing, but always fail to back it up.

No - google is your friend

I had to re-read the thread - you mean Norton? Yep, you got a great deal - if I didn't have 1 just started & 2 for the next 2 years sitting waiting, I would have jumped at £16 (probably bought 2).

That you group Norton & McAfee says it all - I pay for Norton & rush to uninstall McAfee even when free!

I am astounded that in 2018, with windows coming with it's own software and so on, that people are buying Norton and McAfee products. I imagine in 2003 there was a board room meeting "hey guys, so, I think we have been exposed as superfluous, so enjoy the last christmas we have to milk some profits before it is all lost". Yesterday's board room meeting was just them opening champers with golden peripherals and laughing at how they are still going.

It suits my needs (y) 🏼

Well said. Pity there is no educating the free software is just as good mob. Maybe, just maybe, someday when one of them realises the hard way they will talk to their former clan. From what I hear it isn't quite as good & many free versions pester the user to buy their paid version!

I'm not playing games - I stated that those who use free versions & post how wonderful they are because they have never had an issue (when in reality they simply assume that they have not) risk getting others into trouble. Clearly you understand quite well.

I’m not playing these games with you. toms guide to av A sample from the link The same, but different In terms of basic performance in catching infections, anecdotal testing shows that the free and for-pay products were about the same. Some were faster than others, but more expensive software wasn’t as a rule faster than the free options. The only noticeable difference between the gratis and the paid programs was when it came to detecting some new threats, such as a website laced with newly created malware. Paid products, with their more elaborate system-behavior monitors, are more likely to pick those up and to warn you about other possible dangers.

You suggest that some people (possibly including me) are silly for assuming that a paid product is better because it is paid for, yet you assume that a free product that has a paid for version is better than one that does - ok! (horror)

This doesn't deserve to be cold. Heat added!

I would have thought that the av companies that offer both free and paid subs would use the same database, you just pay for extra features. Unlike some that only offer one over the other, which the freebies could be open to issues It’s how people vote on here, same with most products

Cheers mate! Now all that I have to do is make a note of that and remember where I put it in about 11 months time :/

Windows defender has improved since the last update but historically it's been sub par compared to the stand alone security products. Real World Protection Test Oct 2018AV Comparatives are a 3rd part AV tester and use the scientific method to put AV software through it's paces. Windows Defender scored well in Oct but also resulted in the highest false positives. AV Test is another great website for thorough AV testing.

Enlightenment coming up! There is no need to uninstall and reinstall.... On the program front end click 'Help' then click 'Enter product Key' under 'Account Information'. You can also check for newer versions of the program on the same page too.... :)

Congratulations OP, you have managed to get a Norton deal to go hot, I don't think I have ever seen that before.

Looks like the price was for one day only. As of 0130 on Dec 01 it has reverted to usual price ie. £19.99 for 5 devices or £24.93 for 10

Many thanks

They always do that you need to change delivery option. Cancel and reorder

Just ordered 2 and it charged 2.99 delivery.

It is with code freedelivery

You can only order 2, and it is not automatically free delivery.

Considering how cold this deal is, I'm not too surprised how many computers are members of the botnet armies

Malawarebytes is free! Why pay for security?

Been using this for about three-fours now for 10 devices and has worked really well. I usually pay around the £20 mark for the 10 device (last time in Oct 2017) and I bought two as it's just codes and you download the latest updates to the newer version. Running on tablets, PC's and mobiles without issue or slowdowns. Price could be better for me, so neutral (no heat) as I still have one I paid £20 for from last year, so don;t need to acquire for next........

Two good deals - hot from me - all the "don't need to pay for AV" & "Norton is slow" rubbish is crazy - AV is the one piece of software I would pay for - Open Office, 7-Zip, etc. yes, fine, free AV - not until I see evidence that it works, doesn't slow the system & doesn't nag you to 'upgrade'.

You are living in the past with that joke.

Stock up before Brexit

Yes sorry

Is that Morton park (lol) not Norton

scoop the lot.hot 8)

Yes, thanks for listing, good price.

Don't go anywhere near them..they will slow down your computer. Use windows defender and security essentials.

I've always found it ok and for this price for 5 devices it's not bad. I still got over a year on my bitdefender, so won't be buying at this time

https://www.av-test.org/en/antivirus/home-windows/

I heard Norton is a pile of (poo) and to go with Kaspersky. Any comments from PC experts?

Yeah. I can't help it though. Sorry.. Gerrrr! When I see antivirus for android I just go ape. Dose my nut! Useless. It would need root access on device to do anything and it doesn't. Google has play protect in the play store app if everyone bothered to look, showing the time and date your phone was scanned by Google. Shows 7.03am today and im all good. Maybe you are right. Keep quiet. Let folks spend their money, but don't get me started on the other os platforms mentioned

Let’s not turn this to another post on whether we do need an antivirus or not! Lol

I didn't say don't get antivirus, but the free ones are more than capable and aren't resources hogs like Norton and McAfee. I run Malwares Bytes and Windows Defender, never have any problems

It's 2018 isn't there more reasons why people need antivirus?

It's 2018 and people still pay for antivirus (lol)

The 10 devices version is also on offer. I purchased it for £25 a few days ago. I just purchased it again for £18 so I get back the diffrence.

Voted hot. Great price always worked well for us

You can only speak as you find but I was tempted by a giveaway price on Kaspersky last year and regretted it to the point after 3 days of their support not able to resolve issues I went back to Norton.

Thanks for sharing @Julsocks !

For the last 12 weeks and potentially another 18.

Sold out :/

Yes

Good deal but is it really ever sunny in the UK?

Nice, I have a couple of the embroided brand ones which are wax coated, highly recommended. Good find OP. End has the best clothes

Just got a renewal notification - £79.99! Need a HUKD bargain.

You know, there was a time I would definitely agree but not anymore. You find Windows Defender has about twice the impact score of Norton, and with a worse real-world detection rate according to independent tests by AV Comparatives. See the following: https://www.av-comparatives.org/comparison/?usertype=consumer&chart_chart=chart2&chart_year=2018&chart_month=4&chart_sort=0&chart_zoom=0 https://www.av-comparatives.org/comparison/?usertype=consumer&chart_chart=chart4&chart_year=2018&chart_month=4&chart_sort=0&chart_zoom=0 Of course, if you don't believe AV Comparatives, you can take an agregrate of a number of tests to form a conclusion: https://fatsecurity.com/tools/test-results-calculator?companyId=17&compareCompanyId=16 - Two Years https://fatsecurity.com/tools/test-results-calculator?companyId=17&compareCompanyId=16&startDate=2017-06-15&endDate=2018-06-15 - Last 12 Months Windows Defender is probably enough for the average user, though, and definitely better than having nothing at all.

It's true that it's cheaper than what I pay to Dropbox for the same 1TB pcm

But I have it installed on 4 computers, each of which have 1TB of backup in OneDrive, all for £4.50 a month. I'm happy with that.

Norton sucks . Slows down any computer. Windows defender is free and works well without slowing down. I hear most people complaining about slow computer but would not look at what is overloading the cpu and hard disk .

So Norton's still not got any better in the last 15 years then? Back in the days of the Ark when I used to use it the lasting memory of it is that it was probably more of a system-slow-downer than if you actually got infected...To this day things are blamed on 'F'ing Norton'. Anyhoo, agree with the ESET post - by far my favourite but by far outta my price range. AVG, full of false-positives; Avast, see AVG; Avira, I think my issue with that was the splash screen every time you wanted to fart, as well as falsies. BitDefender though, think the time I tried that out it pretty much froze my system, maybe has an issue with Dual Boots?

AVG sold peoples data without asking so more than annoying :( have a try of Avira, its one of the best out there.

I agree with your choice of Eset, I have used them in the past and have been very good but due to their expensive nature i've resorted to Avast Free and Malwarebytes which has been a great combination for many years now.

Agree entirely with this post. In my experience, Norton is resource heavy, annoying and as difficult to get rid of as any virus. McAfee it's just very poor and AVG is very annoying. My favourite is eset but they are much too expensive.

I would much recommend free ones such as Avast or BitDefender or even Microsoft Security Essentials. Usually you would find many offers on HUKD for free licences for anti-virus' and anti-malware's such as BitDefender 6 months. Avoid Norton, McAfee and AVG in my personal experience