Malwarebytes Lifetime $14

[Diogenes2]

Malwarebytes Lifetime $14

At Newegg

$6 off with Promocode EMCNHJN42

 

[Nimloth]

in for 3

 

[WT]

Gotta buy some more as well. As soon as I buy a few, I sell them to end users and always need more.

 

[Kaido]

Awesome.

 

[Ricochet]

Nice! My favorite Malware cleaning software.

 

[cytoSiN]

Is the retail version that much better than the freeware?

 

[jhansman]

Is the retail version that much better than the freeware?

The paid version actively monitors your traffic; the free one only scans for and cleans ups nasties. Wouldn't be without it.

 

[Termie]

The paid version actively monitors your traffic; the free one only scans for and cleans ups nasties. Wouldn't be without it.

I'm just about convinced to buy this. Not so much for my system, but for family members who screw up their systems constantly. I use the free version, but it's only partially helpful once a system is completely borked.

I assume this is good for only one install, i.e., need to buy multiple copies for multiple systems?

 

[SunRey]

Thank You!

 

[Termie]

Got three copies for the three family members I've built computers for. Two already required windows reinstalls after picking up spyware. Fixing that kind of thing is my least favorite part of "building" rigs for people...

 

[drshivas]

Got three copies for the three family members I've built computers for. Two already required windows reinstalls after picking up spyware. Fixing that kind of thing is my least favorite part of "building" rigs for people...

QFT. In for one for my wife's rig!

 

[lothar]

How does this compare to just using MSE?
Why is this better than it?

 

[WT]

MSE is an antivirus program, with antimalware capabilities. As such, its primary focus is to deal with a virus.
MBAM is antimalware, and its main concern is dealing with malware. I can tell you with 100% certainty that it does a better job in its area of expertise than MSE. I've cleaned dozens of PCs over the past year that MSE didn't properly protect, using MBAM to clean what MSE did not.

Look at it like this: you don't use a fork to eat soup. You use the proper tool for the job, and in this case a PC with only MSE on it is not nearly as protected as one with MSE and MBAM.

 

[daveybrat]

MSE is an antivirus program, with antimalware capabilities. As such, its primary focus is to deal with a virus.
MBAM is antimalware, and its main concern is dealing with malware. I can tell you with 100% certainty that it does a better job in its area of expertise than MSE. I've cleaned dozens of PCs over the past year that MSE didn't properly protect, using MBAM to clean what MSE did not.

Look at it like this: you don't use a fork to eat soup. You use the proper tool for the job, and in this case a PC with only MSE on it is not nearly as protected as one with MSE and MBAM.

Well said!

 

[waxking1]

Does this give liftime downloads also? What if I swap motherboards will it still work?

 

[xboxist]

^

Yeah, can any one tell me if it's truly "lifetime" throughout any future hardware changes I make?

 

[Mojoed]

^

Yeah, can any one tell me if it's truly "lifetime" throughout any future hardware changes I make?

I'd like to know as well. ^

 

[esquared]

Does this give liftime downloads also? What if I swap motherboards will it still work?

I found this on the malwarebytes forum


http://forums.malwarebytes.org/inde...=0&p=520400&hl=faqs&fromsearch=1&#entry520400


"Unlike a lot of computer programs that have the "key" built-in the particular CD you buy, Malwarebytes uses a license "key" sent to you by the distributor or Cleverbridge in an e-mail. THAT key is good on ANY single installation of MBAMPro no matter where you get the program; off the CD; from Softpedia; Download.com; etc. et al.

Simple GOOGLE search will find a copy for you: Attached Image: ScreenHunter_01 Jan. 25 12.49.gif

BUT, as Firefox mentioned in his post above, that particular "key" is only valid for ONE installation at a time. If you decide to install MBAMPro from your current computer to a new computer, you MUST remove the "key" from your current installation before using it on the new computer installation. (Follow Firefox's instructions in his post above..)

Hope this helps to clear up any confusion.

Steve.. "


It appears good forever.

You just need to uninstall the program from the old computer and put in in the new one.

http://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?showtopic=105186&view=findpost&p=520416

From the above link, Use this uninstall key:
http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam-clean.exe

 

[Elfear]

In for 3. Thanks for posting OP.

 

[xboxist]

Excellent - thanks to the OP and esquared.

 

[waxking1]

Thanks Esquared,
In for 2

 

[esquared]

Excellent - thanks to the OP and esquared.

You welcome xboxist and waxking1

I got three myself

 

[eggrolls]

I found this on the malwarebytes forum


http://forums.malwarebytes.org/inde...=0&p=520400&hl=faqs&fromsearch=1&#entry520400


"Unlike a lot of computer programs that have the "key" built-in the particular CD you buy, Malwarebytes uses a license "key" sent to you by the distributor or Cleverbridge in an e-mail. THAT key is good on ANY single installation of MBAMPro no matter where you get the program; off the CD; from Softpedia; Download.com; etc. et al.

Simple GOOGLE search will find a copy for you: Attached Image: ScreenHunter_01 Jan. 25 12.49.gif

BUT, as Firefox mentioned in his post above, that particular "key" is only valid for ONE installation at a time. If you decide to install MBAMPro from your current computer to a new computer, you MUST remove the "key" from your current installation before using it on the new computer installation. (Follow Firefox's instructions in his post above..)

Hope this helps to clear up any confusion.

Steve.. "


It appears good forever.

You just need to uninstall the program from the old computer and put in in the new one.

http://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?showtopic=105186&view=findpost&p=520416

From the above link, Use this uninstall key:
http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam-clean.exe

sounds like you'd be in a bit of trouble if you forget to uninstall MBAM before you reformat

 

[cytoSiN]

sounds like you'd be in a bit of trouble if you forget to uninstall MBAM before you reformat

^ This, but in theory they can deactivate for you on their end, but you'd obviously have to contact them first.

 

[DietDrThunder]

Thanks, I bought 3. Now I need to find an app like malware bytes for the iPhone/iPad.