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I am unable to access the website in Chrome. :confused:

 

http://i.imgur.com/iJU7hFi.png

 

Google, Securi and Quttera all say the site is safe however?

 

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What it does not know is that it's license expires soon and I will not be re purchasing it.

 

And what will you be replacing Avast! with? I've found it to be better than most, especially Sophos which caused us so much grief back in 2012.

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I have three options:

1) McAfee - via my HSBC internet Banking

2) Kaspersky via my Barclays Internet Banking

3) F-Secure Safe via Virgin Media.

 

Which one do you think I should use?

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I have three options:

1) McAfee - via my HSBC internet Banking

2) Kaspersky via my Barclays Internet Banking

3) F-Secure Safe via Virgin Media.

 

Which one do you think I should use?

 

1) McAfee - Not a chance. Horrible.

2) Kaspersky - Maybe. It was a decent AV solution the last time I used it. However, I haven't personally used their enterprise deployment and management console to give feedback on that part of it.

3) F-Secure - Good rep, but zero experience with it, so can't say.

 

What's making you ditch Avast, BTW?

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1) McAfee - Not a chance. Horrible.

2) Kaspersky - Maybe. It was a decent AV solution the last time I used it. However, I haven't personally used their enterprise deployment and management console to give feedback on that part of it.

3) F-Secure - Good rep, but zero experience with it, so can't say.

 

What's making you ditch Avast, BTW?

They are all free for me. Avast is not.

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The Which? magazine report this week ranks F-secure as a Best Buy

 

The others are ranked Kaspersky, McAfee, Avast in that order... but none of them is rated particularly well.

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Well, that saves me googling F-secure. My dad has gone and bought it through Virgin media and I hadn't heard of it!

The 1st year is free!

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I use Bitdefender Free Edition here nowadays after ditching avast a while back. Kaspersky we use in work having just upgraded to v10 and I have used it before on my home machine and its very decent.

 

Avoid Norton/Mcafee or Symantec are the main rules I have when it comes to AV, ive been paid enough times to remove that junk from peoples computers, especially when they just bought a new PC from PCWorld/Tesco.

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I used to use F-Secure and it was OK. I wouldn't say it was a patch on ESET or Sophos, but it was OK.

 

I use MS Essentials at home now but i'm a very careful browser! My parents and my Wife use the 3 PC licence of ESET as they are a lot more click happy than I am!

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I have three options:

1) McAfee - via my HSBC internet Banking

2) Kaspersky via my Barclays Internet Banking

3) F-Secure Safe via Virgin Media.

 

Which one do you think I should use?

 

Site is working fine for me but i'm using Mcafee.

 

You will find that AV is like cars and broadband, you will have those who have had good experience with some and bad experience with others. Always comes down to personal preference, in my experience I have had no issues from Kaspersky, Mcafee, Sophos and some other free ones like Essentials. Yet I seem to be the one of few casualties of Avast, which some people seem to really like.

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Avast, which some people seem to really like.

 

It's the pirate voice option that swings it for me. :p [i use the free version, along with Spybot.]

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Was a false alarm in the first place

Dear Customer,

 

Thank you for your e-mail and for using avast! as your antivirus solution.

 

It was false positive detection.

Our virus specialists have been working on the problem and it has been disabled since VPS 20140222-1.

 

Best Regards,

 

 

Miroslav Jenšík

Technical Support Engineer

AVAST Software a.s.

 

Looks like I will be using F-Safe!

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