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Topgun 20-06-2010 18:40

Buying Norton in US
 
Hi.
I am currently running Norton 360, which seems to work fine, and which has about 2 months before it expires. In a few weeks we are off to Florida for our hols (Harry Potter World here we come, yes I know it's sad but I'm really looking forward to it!), I wondered if I saw a copy of 360 at a good price, in say wal-mart or wherever, and bought it, would there be a problem installing it on a PC over here or would it be fully compatible?
Thanks.

Kymmy 20-06-2010 18:52

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In this day and age laptops are taken all round the world so you should be fine with software like Norton. Just keep the reciept so if you need support in this country you can prove purchase

Matty_ 20-06-2010 18:59

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Iv`e never done it but can`t see any reason why there could be a problem. After all it`s just a serial number which ties you into the product and has an expiry date.

Remember that you can normally buy a new copy for less than the price of a renewal of your subscription, depending on the product.

NIS 2010 OEM here for £13 for example http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Softw...roductId=38024

Stephen 20-06-2010 21:56

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There are actually a few good free anti virus programs available to save you purchasing one.

Such as AVG and Avast!

Rockabilly Spike 21-06-2010 12:43

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AVG is NOT a good program, free or paid for.
plus its free version is just a very basic level of security.
its meant as a standalone product that can be used alongside other software but its also a free sample of what you could have if you paid for the full version.

Norton
Kaspersky
Eset

possibly Bitdefender are the only ones I'd spend my money on.

tweetiepooh 21-06-2010 15:19

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With Norton you don't have to install, just wait til you current copy runs out then type in the license key from the envelope.

Once you are up and running if there is a new version of the software you can download and install that during your subscription period. (This is OK with Norton IS so should still work with 360.) And often new copies can be bought cheaper than Symantec's subscription renewal. Don't know if a key from older version of software will work in newer though.

raging bull 21-06-2010 22:11

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My daughter recently purchased her 360 from Tesco, saving 30pounds on PC Worlds price. (60pounds for V4 not for the faint hearted)
Brian

Lord Nikon 21-06-2010 23:22

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I've bought software from walmart before without problems. I've also bought software from amazon UK and other UK stores for my US laptop without problems.

danielf 21-06-2010 23:26

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Just get one of these and you should be alright :tu:

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2010/06/40.jpg

frogstamper 22-06-2010 02:56

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I've always brought Norton Internet security 08/09/10, luckily for me it runs out in Januay and the normal price of £35 is always under £20.

Lord Nikon 24-06-2010 08:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Topgun (Post 35044219)
Hi.
I am currently running Norton 360, which seems to work fine, and which has about 2 months before it expires. In a few weeks we are off to Florida for our hols (Harry Potter World here we come, yes I know it's sad but I'm really looking forward to it!), I wondered if I saw a copy of 360 at a good price, in say wal-mart or wherever, and bought it, would there be a problem installing it on a PC over here or would it be fully compatible?
Thanks.

Don't forget to look for the easter eggs in the tour.

Here's some

Topgun 25-06-2010 20:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lord Nikon (Post 35046027)
Don't forget to look for the easter eggs in the tour.

Here's some

Very good! Thanks for that.:)


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