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popularphoinix | Staff posted Yesterday 5:10 AM

$12.99 | AdGuard: Family 9-Dev Lifetime Subscription Security Software (Email Delivery) & More at Woot!

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Woot! [woot.com] has AdGuard: Family 9-Dev Lifetime Subscription Security Software (Email Delivery) for $12.99.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.Previous Frontpage Deal at $13 with 33 Deal Score and 22 comments

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Woot! [woot.com] has AdGuard: Family 9-Dev Lifetime Subscription Security Software (Email Delivery) for $12.99.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.Previous Frontpage Deal at $13 with 33 Deal Score and 22 comments

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kyolee2006Yesterday 12:27 PM
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nice deal
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Yesterday 10:20 PM
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Got it about 5 years ago, installed it on every device we have at home and haven't seen an ad.
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CyanGame5296Yesterday 10:31 PM
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woot/amazon is charging $6 for email delivery?!
Yesterday 11:16 PM
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AndrepartthreeYesterday 11:16 PM
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If anyone buys Norton or Mcafee please, PLEASE remove your credit card info from your account (they'll force you to enter your credit card info in order to set up the program) there have been horror stories about them charging outrageous amounts ($100 and up) when your year's subscription expires and you forget to cancel before then - or even worse their computer systems don't "register" the cancellation and you get charged anyways (and yes the program will still work fine without your credit card info)... Norton lets you do this after creating your norton account with them online without speaking to a rep, mcafee will force you to speak to a rep but the friends we've gifted mcafee subscriptions to have described it as being easy to do (chat online with a mcafee rep and they'll remove your credit card info without hassling you about it).

Having said that I've seen Norton deals for low as $20 to high as $40 during Black Friday/December sales from amazon (even sometimes before that) for a 20 license one year subscription if you don't need any of these "right away" and want to wait and you have a lot of devices (they'll install on phones, tablets and so forth too not just computers)
Yesterday 11:46 PM
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TheKingofDealsYesterday 11:46 PM
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Quote from Andrepartthree :
If anyone buys Norton or Mcafee please, PLEASE remove your credit card info from your account (they'll force you to enter your credit card info in order to set up the program) there have been horror stories about them charging outrageous amounts ($100 and up) when your year's subscription expires and you forget to cancel before then - or even worse their computer systems don't "register" the cancellation and you get charged anyways (and yes the program will still work fine without your credit card info)... Norton lets you do this after creating your norton account with them online without speaking to a rep, mcafee will force you to speak to a rep but the friends we've gifted mcafee subscriptions to have described it as being easy to do (chat online with a mcafee rep and they'll remove your credit card info without hassling you about it).

Having said that I've seen Norton deals for low as $20 to high as $40 during Black Friday/December sales from amazon (even sometimes before that) for a 20 license one year subscription if you don't need any of these "right away" and want to wait and you have a lot of devices (they'll install on phones, tablets and so forth too not just computers)
Use a virtual card. CapitalOne has it along with other CC companies you can lock the card after use.
https://www.privacy.com/ as another alternative to lock and have one time use credit cards.
They can't charge when its locked Wink
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Yesterday 11:48 PM
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TheKingofDealsYesterday 11:48 PM
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Anyone know if the AdGuard Family is worth the money over say free plug on browsers like "Ad Blocker Ultimate?"
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bargainfinder09Today 12:20 AM
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Quote from TheKingofDeals :
Anyone know if the AdGuard Family is worth the money over say free plug on browsers like "Ad Blocker Ultimate?"
Yes if you plan on using it on mobile or tablets.

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