Norton Deals & Offers

It's just a VPN.

I honestly can't believe anyone would pay for Antivirus, when Avast and Avira are free. They are better than 90% of the paid suites.

Snake Oil

Your better off not using a/v then using this junk

Any piece of Norton software is the opposite of a deal...

But norton is american .. so its all ok (scarcasm)

i can't help but think this is somewhat misleading the way it is marketed, after all you are not buying office but a subscription to use it for 1 year....

If you have a internet connection and just use you’re device at home, Microsoft home is free online. And don’t get me started on norton(devil)

Cheers op!

Great buy! Can you download it now and use in a few month's time?

Anyone able to confirm whether this extends an existing subscription?

Thanks for less than a tenner too.

Mod please delete this deal

Lol. Like we would trust the Americans with Mr Wiggy in charge. Whole Kaspersky debacle has been a storm in a teacup.

Everyone knows if you pay for severity software it's better? Save your money folks. Use Microsoft free version. Microsoft are best placed to protect you as the understand there own software better than any 3rd party company. Pointless paying

This deal is no longer available as it was Amazons error. At the moment for 14.99 you can get kaspersky total security 2018 3 pc. Too many people contacted Amazon to get refund of the difference :) making them lose 24 pounds per order

Haha, I like the reply, very true I guess, although Russian media is more concerning subjectively.

Kaspersky 10 user 1 year

and dont forget all the crap norton leaves on your system after you uninstall it,so much so that there is a norton removal tool you can download to remove all there crap from your system,i tried norton once ,never again

Really makes me want to scream! Years ago it was the gold standard in security. Now it is not needed and the people that rightly recommend this product are now saying don't bother. Use Microsofts free version. Why. Because it's no better protection using Norton and Microsoft anti virus is free. Keep your system up to date with Microsoft security patches. Back your computer up. Create users for everyone that uses pc with restrictions including yourself. Only log in pc as administrator to update or install software. Don't open links in a email. Be alert. But most of all don't pay for security software. No one will listen, it's not what we have been programmed to do.

i got 3yrs subs for 10 users for £49 go direct give them a ring

customer support never mentioned a change in package. ill ask, thanks for the heads up

Does 360 still exits? I though now it's only Norton Security Standard/Deluxe or Premium?

this is still at least £50 over priced. no end of issues with Norton

just phoned norton themselves because im due a renewal in 5 days and they offered me gold 360 for £24.99 hope tjis helps

Are you still quoting the Norton of old? These day's you'll find it's one of the lightest, non resource hungry security softwares available. Detects everything I throw at it in tests

- what about delivery cost?

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

Can some one please tell me what is an alternative which is user friendly and not resource heavy?

Nice find and great price, only just bought Kaspersky, sigh.

Don't buy Norton. It installs toolbars in all your browsers without asking, and it has a relatively heavy system performance impact. All these toolbars and extra 'features' are a way of making you loyal to the Norton brand but actually do very little to protect your system from viruses and malware. Stick with Avira Free, close one pop-up ad a day and you get fast, lightweight and effective protection.

Don't trust Symantec/Norton products right now: They're all vulnerable and Symantec won't have a fix for a few weeks. Here's the initial article pointing out critical vulnerabilities: http://googleprojectzero.blogspot.co.uk/2016/06/how-to-compromise-enterprise-endpoint.html Should be fixed mid-July (but still no release date known, I need to follow this up for work and keeping an eye out) http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2464131/symantec-admits-it-wont-patch-catastrophic-security-flaws-until-mid-july

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/351677706886 £15 @ Tesco

Unreliable and unsafe software, Google recent concerns...

First thing I remove from any PC/Laptop is norton/mcafee bloat

wow http://www.forbes.com/companies/symantec/ #1,064 Symantec  MARKET CAP $11.7 Billion As of May 2016 SYMC $20.14 ^$0.2 (0.01%) SHARE INDUSTRY Software & Programming FOUNDED 1982 COUNTRY United States CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Michael Brown WEBSITE http://www.symantec.com EMPLOYEES 20,800 SALES $5.42 Billion

just booked a hotel with Hotels.com and popped up that they use Symantec/ Symantec! he he Wonder how many big companies use them? TalkTalk? ;)

https://www.engadget.com/2016/06/29/google-symantec-antivirus-flaws-are-as-bad-as-it-gets/ Was just reading that earlier and thought wow it obviously hasn't got any better since Norton 360 when I worked at Currys charging an obscene £59.99 a year!

​You crazy if you think that this is nothing new, they have been flagged up before, lots for the same things basically being crap...

I might have a pop for £1 a machine tho. as long as they know Google 'are watching' and don't want more bad press, it might be the best current security!

If you knew anything about computers you would realise the table is from Gartner and nothing to do with Google.

ha ha ha you must think you are real funny buddy, Naive indeed you are that is!! what has paying google for ads to go up the search results and anti virus research tests got to do with each other?apparently it seems you dont know much as you think you do , two words Wake Up!! Good bye

rather than asking others to wake up you seriously need to wake up, about being shady how aboubt that false 320Gb hidden norton folder you just made up, what a wally, iam pretty sure you "fixed up" mates laptop, I am also very Naive so could you in all your wise knowledge send me the link to that quick google search what you claim? I would be very greatful.... btw I have paid google to put my SMB higher up the pecking order am I shady as well? I thought that was called SEO , thought it was good bussiness practice may be I was wrong , should have met you before, however iexpect you too are an expert It technical professional ..Lmao

Norton used to REPLACE some of windows system files with their own versions and they stayed behind after deletion of the program so your windows installation was always infected with norton and really slows your computer down unlike others. I dont know if their latest versions are the same but it ceartainly put me off never using it again and it also put some people in the computer world off. Unwary people can also be conned into installing it when it comes bundled as a so called "benefit" with a new computer and it nags to be paid for after a SHORT period. Sounds like another bout of CORPORATE GREED advertising. I think that there are much better anti virus and other programs out there and at a FRACTION of their price.

How naive. "Independent" tests. And do you really blame people for holding a company in such low esteem when they have a proven track record of being shady as ****? And a quick Google search just reveals who's paid Google the most to get their information returned as a top search result. Wake up.

Because they're for ever giving away free keys for 6 or 9 months, haven't paid yet. Plus BD gets very good reviews.

you forgot to add its a resource hog! eset nod 32 is one of the best

Why did you swap to bitdefender if it was good? I use Bitdefender but find my PC takes a while to load ok once loaded.

Always used Norton, the recent ones worked well without slowing my laptop. Easy to uninstall when I swapped to Bitdefender.

Norton is worse than a virus. Totally embeds itself in your system

Have MS not announced last month a price drop soon for Office 365 anyway? also the cloud storage from Currys/PC World gets some awful reviews.

I agree. Norton is like an octopus with tentacles everywhere slowly suffocating your

Well I haven't had it on a system for about 15 years to be fair, I think they are a rip off, you can get better lighter service for free. I have many painful memories of Norton screwing up systems in the 90s, even getting virus infected while running it. I started using Avast because it was recommended by the once great but now paper thin magazine PC Format, and I use it on all my systems and several family and friends systems and no one ever gets any trouble with it, and it's free and easy to install and remove. Mcafee is just as bad as Norton and I suspect so is Kaspersky. In my experience these paid for systems are used only by people that have been conned into paying for AV because they don't know better otherwise, or companies that have been sold it on the advice of over certified IT people because its sold as an overall licensed protection system for their networks. Real "old school" gamers, coders, pc nerds, pc modders / makers you know people that live on pc's wouldn't go near antivirus such as this in my world anyway. As long as your happy with it, that's all that matters thought right.. I also rate spybot s+d, ghostery, malwarebytes, even mse. I tried AVG but had problems with it so gave up on that.

The majority of antivirus software manufacturers have a tool available for removing their software, usually only required in extreme cases. I think the point here is that you don't like Norton software, fair enough

Mr Norton must be laughing all the way to the bank. Funny how they actually need a tool to remove all the junk it leaves behind as well. I will concede that Norton may have improved but once bitten twice shy, mud sticks.

I maintain 250+ computers currently running Symantec and Norton software, it leaves very little registry trace when uninstalled and from 2009 onwards it was totally rewritten using a different engine and update method with a far improved performance and stability. I throw viruses, malware snd exploits to test many av softwares so know what i'm talking about. I could post an uninstalled registry trace for you, you might be surprised to see that Avast actually leaves more registry entries behind ;)

The price went back up on the 16th of Feb, looking at 3 camels. The deal needs expiring really. Gutted I missed this one.

Tried to get this deal but it's coming up as £39.50 - am I doing something wrong or is the deal no longer available?

just got a 3 user 2011 version for 4.99 in sainsburys :)

Dam knew i should have got it right away... Has gone up to £39 and just to rub it in my KIS just popped up advising its due to expire :( Sods law. Went for the 3 user for same price :/

How about we pick and choose what to focus on, like that report has done? And, Like I said, show some common sense; stop blaming others, stop blaming your AV, when you open an attachment in an unsolicited email, or a hyperlink, or go to dodgy websites (or even legitimate ones) and open adverts, and ultimately get a virus. It's your own stupid fault. I've been using MSE since the beginning and have never been caught out. It's lightweight, unobtrusive and doesn't slow my PC down to a crawl, or make it hang, or give false positives. Something that can't be said of almost all the other AV programmes I've tried over the years.

discount code not recognised when applied to the uk site - tied to the US url only

change the web address from us.norton.com to uk.norton.com - easy!

Thanks for letting us know, expired.

when I click continue to checkout it comes up with 0 products in basket also it only foe people who live in us

On Android you can get apps that do all this for free anyway.

Respect your hard earned money!

Smell the lamb?

Nah man, These geeky spotty pointy nosed twits I go shopping with to aldi dont like tags and would be able to smell the value of the jacket.

Love a good cat fight..

ahh but i thought you leave the tags on with the RRP and wear the clothes ?

No paid for antivirus ever gets hot here I am afraid. I like the free windows defender myself.

Highly rated AV. Whether its a deal or not depends on how many devices you need to protect.