Bullguard Internet Security Suite

[JonathanT]

Hi MC

Originally Posted by MidnightCowboy

http://internet-security-suite-revie...rd-review.html

I remember a report from AV-Comparatives several years ago stated that these top ten reviews sites are essentially scam sites, should it be mentioned here?

[ePost]

Originally Posted by kendall

My understanding is that the offer has not been made yet?! It is supposed to happen later this week. Midnight can confirm. I would wait until the offer is posted in the Hot Finds! section and then download it. I think you are a little bit too early.

See Midnight's post above:

You're right, Kendall. I'm sorry. :-)

[MidnightCowboy]

Originally Posted by krish

Is this offer applicable for 64 bit also ?

Yes, fully 64 bit compatible. Just make sure you download the right version. My own system is x64 Vista Ultimate and it's running fine.

[MidnightCowboy]

Originally Posted by JonathanT

Hi MC

I remember a report from AV-Comparatives several years ago stated that these top ten reviews sites are essentially scam sites, should it be mentioned here?

People reading my other stuff will see cautionary notes against all so called "reviews". What I've done is to compile a selection of information about Bullguard from various sources to remove the need to Google for it, and from that folks must make up their own minds about what they think to it.

[MidnightCowboy]

Originally Posted by ePost

Thank you for the Bullguard program. I have a problem, however. I ran Bullguard as an ordinary trial in the beginning of the year. After installing your offer I used my old account. This triggered the message:

Your Bullguard subscription has expired. You are not protected.

What do I do?

The free license offer is only valid between the dates and times given on the notice. If you've previously trialled Bullguard then you'll most likely need to set up another account in order to obtain a free license.

[Iric_S]

I am confused and overwhelmed. I am currently running Zone Alarm Pro AV and A-Squared anti Mal-Ware. Both registered and doing well. How can I tell if I should Load Bullguard use it instead?

[JonathanT]

Originally Posted by MidnightCowboy

People reading my other stuff will see cautionary notes against all so called "reviews". What I've done is to compile a selection of information about Bullguard from various sources to remove the need to Google for it, and from that folks must make up their own minds about what they think to it.

Sites that are really just a scam shouldn't even be mentioned surely? IMHO there's a difference between opinion and just wrong information.

[MidnightCowboy]

Originally Posted by Iric_S

I am confused and overwhelmed. I am currently running Zone Alarm Pro AV and A-Squared anti Mal-Ware. Both registered and doing well. How can I tell if I should Load Bullguard use it instead?

To be honest I wouldn't. If what you have is performing well then I would stick with it.

[MidnightCowboy]

Originally Posted by JonathanT

Sites that are really just a scam shouldn't even be mentioned surely? IMHO there's a difference between opinion and just wrong information.

I still think we should give our visitors more credit for their ability to use the information presented on the site. After all, we still link to Giveaway of the Day which many people regard as pedlar's of scamware. Microsoft has been accused of this over some of their Linux data, and now hints about "manipulation" at Matousec since they were bought out by a commercial group.
Personally, I read it all, take from it what I can, and then try to make a balanced judgment. I'm sure other people will do the same.

[Brendan Bryson]

This is a great offer, I have people lining up for this one.