Why I buy this one ?
- Blocks online identity theft
- Detects and eliminates spyware
- Removes viruses and Internet worms
- Protects against hackers
- Note: This version of Norton Internet Security 2007 is licensed for 3 users

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What our customer's say!

"Buy from him again", There is not much to say.. I got my order on time and Norton Internet Security Suite 2007 is good program.

"Great product", I have been a Norton user for several years. In 2005 and 2006 it became a resource hog and I switched. The 2007 and now the 2008 are great, light on the resources and they don't bother you with constant alerts. In my office we are all Norton, it works well at home and on a small business network.

"GREAT", I KEEP COMMING BACK TO NORTON,THEY NOW HAVE SIGN ON {AUTO}.THEY HAVE TAKEN CARE OF ME.

"Easy to use and setup", I'mnot a computer guy - I'm an outdoor guy but I do not like to have my computers screwed up with viruses and the like. This software was so easy to install, setup and run. A child could do it...ok a grandmother could do it. I have not had any problems with any of my computers since this software was installed.

"Large, slow, unreliable", I finally took Norton Internet security 2007 off my computer, which is not an easy task. I kept getting errors that would turn automatic virus protection off! Once it is turned off, only by rebooting the computer could it be turned back on. Norton would say that they downloaded a fix for my error, but it would still randomly happen. It is also slow, large and really takes over your computer. I noticed that other spyware programs would discover spyware when Norton Internet Security did not. I could see that it is very particular of what software programs it will work with...I am a computer technician, I was in love with System Works, now I will avoid this program until they once again establish their customers trust. I know of others now that will not touch this program.

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"Norton Internet Security Suite", Very disappointed in this product. Had to uninstall and reinstall MANY times during the 1 year subscription.

"Item Requires Attention", I have used Norton internet security products for many years. I never had a problem with prior versions....this one is awful. Less than two months after I installed it I got the good old "your subscription has expired" message. I had to reinstall the software. Less than a month after that...same exact thing. Then I get a constant big red X on my security icon..when I open it, it tells me I need to run live update. After I do...as in a minute after I do...I get the exact same indicator.

Hello, NORTON! I have nothing out of the ordinary (I stress this point..nothing) on my computer, and have loaded NO new software since I installed this "security nightmare" in the fall of 07. So any possible "software conflict" excuse is out of the question.

BEFORE one releases software such as this on the unsuspecting public...they should ensure that it does what it is intended to do ... CORRECTLY. I stress..BEFORE. Don't just slam something on the market because its release date has arrived. Furthermore, try hiring qualified individuals that can actually design software that actually meet the requirements of your "design plan" and perform as intended!!! Not a seemingly tough concept.

I gave this a two star rating only because I am giving the software the benefit of the doubt that it actually DOES have the capability to scan for viruses...and isn't just made to appear as if it is! Who knows!



"Nothing but problems", I have used Nortons Internet Security over the years. With XP, the program slowed my computer considerably, but other than that worked ok.I recently got a new Vista computer. I loaded my copy of Internet Security 2007 on the computer. It wasn't immediately compatable and it asked if I wanted to update it for Vista. I agreed and it did update, and appeared at first to work fine. I noticed that it did slow my computer , but again I was used to this from before. I felt I needed the protection so I put up with it. Gradually I started having various crashes. My vista mail wouldn't open attachments, Internet explorer would suddenly shut down. Also lately my computer wouldn't shut down properly.That was it! I had had it.Fortunately Vista comes with excellent trouble shooting help. Everything Vista told me pointed to Norton. Today I uninstalled the entire Internet Security program. All problems gone! I am now going to use the windows firewall, and I downloaded a free antivirus program called avast which seems to work fine. No more constant hard drive chattering, which I was afraid would lead to a hard drive failure. No more Nortons ever, I've had with their buggy programs.

"BAD SOFTWARE", My sister and I both had Norton Internet Security. She was having problems on her computer because Norton was disabled. When she called tech support, she had to pay $99.95 to have them check the problem and remove some trojans and adware. After working with 4 different tech support people, they still didn't get all the trojans and adware.

She finally took her computer to an IT person who found 6 Trojans and 3 adware files!!
After removing them, the IT person ran a Norton scan, as it suddenly became available to open and use after that. The Norton scan gave a "no virus and/or spyware found" notice. He ran some more scans from free software downloaded from CNet and found 3 more trojans!!

I am dumping my Norton Internet Security and going with a different software.

Plus, want everyone out there to know this horror story and USE NORTON AS YOUR OWN RISK!

"Trouble-prone, not recommended", I have used Symantec / Norton Intenet Security for over five years. Yes, there was always a performance hit, but thats a trade-off I was willing to accept. But Norton Internet Security 2007 has been nothing but problems on my new Vista PC. The latest is that although the 3-user license doesn't expire until October 1, 2008, only 6 weeks later I get the "Your subscription has expired" message from Norton. Having faithfully registered the product, I checked "My Account" on Symantec's website - the good news was that it showed my subscription was only six weeks old also. Unfortunately, my copy of Norton showed an "expired" date, telephone support was $9.95 an incident so I went to their free "chat" internet support. First support person tries to sell me another subscription (if subscriptions only last six weeks, who can afford them?), then finally admits he's not really from tech support, but from sales. Great. I finally get a technician, using remote access, but Norton Internet Security won't respond, so of course the "solution" is to reboot. So there goes your chat room connection, of course you can always go back and wait in the queue and hope for better luck next time. Unfortunately, the better decision now is to uninstall Norton and write off my purchase. The only good news is that I hadn't installed the other two licenses, so I won't have to uninstall them as well.