Is your PC safe from hackers or malicious codes? If you are in college chances are you’re checking e-mails and surfing the web every day. My point is, your computer may be at risk if you click on a link in an e-mail from an unknown sender or happen on a site that may compromise your files and identity.
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When I was working on a Toshiba laptop last year (I recently purchased a MacBook) I bit the bullet so to speak and purchased the Norton protection because I was so frustrated with my PC. It took years to start-up and I always felt like I was being watched wherever I went online. Now, I know better than to click on any links that are from unknown senders but that didn’t stop me from unsafe web sites that popped up in my search results.
The thing is…the Internet is not as safe as it once was. Threats and spam are everywhere. Malware and cyber-crime is growing at a rapid rate. Consumer’s credit cards are being stolen and the thieves that do the dirty work operate in a world of secrecy. But you have options…and you can start by protecting your computer with Norton 360 Version 5.0 for Windows XP and Vista.
Just make sure you take advantage of our Norton coupons before you get well into your fall semester. It will save you a lot of grief. Take it from someone who has experience with this. By the way, the Norton Summer Sale is still on – and you can save 33% if you act now.
