Symantec Norton 360
$53.74 to $74.69 from 5 sellers
Full Product
Rating:
4.4
Norton 360 from Symantec is a comprehensive consumer security solution that offers a full circle of protection. Easy to use, it provides automatic and transparent protection from viruses and spyware, fraudulent Web sites, phishing scams, hackers, identity theft and more. With a renewable subscription, up to three PCs in your household are continuously protected, safeguarding your family when they play games, send email, download files, chat, or surf the Web. Transaction security features allow you to shop and bank online with confidence.
| Review Date: 12-Oct-08 | |
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Lorace
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Rating: Time with product: 1 Year Strengths: Seems to protect Weaknesses: hard to get installed first time, and get settings like you want Summary: It is probably the best I have had to date, but it is not the easiest that I have tried., but may be the best. Once installed it seems to update like it says, and seems to protect. Both wireless and wired computer |
| Review Date: 05-Aug-08 | |
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JeoT
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Rating: Time with product: Strengths: nothing but problems Weaknesses: all over Summary: when installing it hanging up forever, never finish the installation; called techSupport in India for 6 times, spend more that 10 hours, but problem has never been fixed.Give up. I won't buy Norton any more. |
| Review Date: 30-Apr-08 | |
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geek05
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Rating: Time with product: 6 Months Strengths: 24/7 tech support Weaknesses: Norton policy of paid support for manual virus removal. Summary: Nothing but problems !! My computer recently was infected by Trojan Vundo and Norton 360 could not remove it automatically. When I contacted Norton they told me that I would have to pay $ 99.95 for them to help me manually remove the virus and this was only good for 60 days I think, After 60 days I would have to pay again. Well, I did find another virus protection company that would help me remove the virus manually if their software did not remove it. When I contacted Norton and told them that I needed to completely remove their program in preparation for the new programs installation they told me to run their removal tool on their web page and said it would completely remove their program. Wrong !! Again I had to call Norton and finally got through to someone that helped me remove their program manually. Come on Norton, I spent hundreds of dollars on your software subscriptions only to be treated this way. |
| Review Date: 03-Apr-08 | |
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JWJs
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Rating: Time with product: Strengths: All In One Security Weaknesses: N/A Summary: I sure had my doubts about buying Norton 360 because so many consumer reviews were negative. I decided to try it for a year and I'm so glad I did.Norton 360 works like a charm. Have no complaints. It has not slowed my computer down. |
| Review Date: 11-Jan-08 | |
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andycted
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Rating: Time with product: 1 Strengths: none really Weaknesses: blocks so much good software it's ridiculous, incompatibilies, slows down everything a LOT Summary: if only norton would have kept the bad things it has been doing for years... no they added some I think. Above the rest of the problems I think there are two: false positives and incompatibility with many programs. The funny thing is that it's also almost impossible to remove (even with the appropriate tool, you'll keep a piece of it somewhere it seems) |
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