Yes, I am also a customer of Comcast high-speed Internet access service and
get free download and installation of McAfee security software on my 3 PCs.

My main PC has 4 CPUs running in parallel. My Comcast download speed is
11MB/s. So, frequent McAfee automatic update does not bother me at all.



Sing Lin





From: spyware@yahoogroups.com [mailto:spyware@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
Bill Zardus
Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 2009 8:20 AM
To: spyware@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [spyware] Re: Newest Member and I need your help, please.








One of the main reasons I continue on with Comcast.net
is because you automaticly get Mcaffee anti-virus
software as part of the agreement and I get updates
at least every day and sometimes twice a day.

It's actually annoying to get so many updates
but better that, then have one of these horrible
viruses, or worse yet, have my machine used as
a zombie and unknowingly bombard other people
with SPAM.

I would have to hear that some other ISP had
this same level of committment to move away
from Comcast.net and it surprises me that other
ISP's, STILLL ! have not figured this out.

And if I had teenage children downloading stuff
from the web, as I never do, this would be even
more importnat to me.

Best regards

Bill Zardus
Camden County, NJ

--- In spyware@yahoogroups.com <mailto:spyware%40yahoogroups.com> ,
"M.J.J." <mryjnjyc@...> wrote:
>
> My name is Mary and I'm married and we have a
grown up son.
> On my computer I have AVG Free 8.5 Anti-virus
and anti-spyware combined,
> Microsoft update, Security Centre.

> I have Ad-Aware and discovered I have a Win 32.Worm.Viking
because of it! Can I take that off and put a new spyware
on my computer? Will all my files be affected? I've been
downloading onto CDs and DVDs (info from my computer) -
Is all that info/photos safe and my CDs and DVDs safe?
Please, any information would be really grateful.

> Sincerely
> Mary
>





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