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Norton has been an all around great product up until now, as far as I'm concerned you pay for norton you get norton...

Try this coupon code for an additional Twenty Five percent off: CPNPAL25NORTON Good luck.

That coupon doesn't work!

Norton has not been a worthwhile product for ten years. The miss some major security holes that AVG hits every time. Just ignore this and get a security suite that actually works.

I currently use Norton and am very satisfied. My current subscription expires in less than 2 months. Can I use this Norton to extend my subscription?

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I got my copy through Vine and I do like it. I'd buy the upgrade when my current edition expires.
This software is easy to download, easy to navigate and I haven't noticed my system slowing down any. At this price this is a deal.

I you have Comcast Internet service you can get it free.

Staples has this today for 19.99 after rebate. (P.C.) version.

@Billa
No, you still don't get the point. ^Norton^ bought the Viner reviews with free software.

I've been a Norton user for years, and have been very happy with it. Other than it being a resource hog, I've had no issues, and no viruses. I had tried Kaspersky, which I didn't like because it made my computer all quirky and unresponsive, and McAfee, which was simply awful and I did manage to get a virus. I tried the Norton 360 a few years back and it too made my computer unresponsive. I had purchased a lifetime Malwarebytes malware protection and use the free ZoneAlarm in addition to the plain ole Norton Antivirus and haven't had any issues on my 3 machines.
Whenever Norton Antivirus 3-user is available for free after rebate, I purchase one for when my subscription runs out. All you need is the code, at the time of renewal. Eventually they make you upgrade the software, which isn't an issue. The one thing that really irritates me about Norton is that if you enter the code, the expiration period starts immediately, regardless of when your current expiration is, so don't enter your new code until the last minute!

And enough with the Vine bashing already; it's getting old...

Yes

Absolutely. I do this every year because the renewal they offer online is much more costly. You have to remove the current version, but allow the removal process to keep information for a later install. Then reinstall the next year's version (2013 in this case) and your good to go.

Probably not. I don't extend my licenses because it is too expensive. I just uninstall and install the new version a few days after my previous version expires. You don't really need to extend your old license.

I have done this before if you have the same product. Otherwise you must uninstall the expired anti-virus program and install this new one.

Worst purchase I ever made! It infects your computer, then you call customer support where they tell you that you have to pay $99 in order for them to perform a diagnosis so that their anti-virus will work, which is their product! Once you hang up, run an uninstall program to scrub out all of the installed Norton crap and the computer works just fine, as before putting Norton on there. Avast or Malwarebytes, both free, work great. Norton, McAfee, Kaspersky, are all a waste of money.

isn't Comcast giving Norton for free?I saw it when I checked my Comcast account on line

@Sharon Cassidy
if you have Comcast internet it's free

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AVG is a free antivirus program that you can download from their website. I use it as well and I've had no issues with viruses.

I have been offered Norton many times through the Vine program and have never ordered it. I've used Norton in the past and it turned out to be one of the most intrusive, slowest, and memory hog of a program I have ever used. One day I had enough and decided to uninstall it from my PC and that ended up being quite a task within itself. If I remember correctly, simply using the uninstall program would not completely remove it from your PC, I ended up having to manually delete entries in the registry and also use a second program in order to get it completely off.

I wouldn't even use Norton for free much less pay for it. Kapersky (which I did get through Vine) is almost just as bad.

First thing I do whenever I or someone in my family gets a new computer is uninstall whatever bloated virus program came with it (e.g., Norton) and install the free and awesome Avast! antivirus program which has never let us down, never annoys us and never grinds our computers to a near halt.

We have had good luck with the free AVAST software. I use Trend Micro at work and we are very satisfied with it.
Years ago we had Norton on our home computers and it was a ddrraag on our system.

For windows (only) protection, Microsoft Security Essentials is free and works very well. Secunia PSI is also a program that will check your applications to be sure that the most recent version security is installed.