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tjosborne

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ok i just installed avast free. i noticed it dorsnt have a firewall and adware protection and the like. i have no problem paying $40 for two years coverage, but is it worth it or is there other freeware that works as good or better? if so let me know but like i said if the avast complete package is worth the $40 for 2 years i have no problem paying, just dont wana if its not nessesary
 
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You have Avast? Then, unless something changes in the unforeseeable future, you're all set for now.

I've been running Avast for the past 5 years. I've had one issue because someone in the house opens every single thing her friends send her. Avast caught it and removed it. I've been to sites that host Google ads that occasional host malware. It always gets blocked by Avast.

I have 6 PCs in my house running Avast.

I haven't had to clean install Windows since I began using it.

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I agree. This is a good idea too. Because of what I mentioned above, not that I've really needed the additional tool to this point - I've installed the pay version of malwarebytes on my highest traffic PC with multiple users; one of which uses terrible discretion when friends send them something. I do it because of what I've seen with the PCs at my job as mentioned above just to provide an added layer of checking. So far it hasn't caused any problems running along with Avast.
 
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