Microsoft Sets Pricing For Windows OneCare Live
Seattle Times - 2/8/2006
Microsoft (America's leading pervayer of buggy software) announced Tuesday that Windows OneCare Live will ship in June. A subscription costing $49.95 a year will shield up to three PCs against viruses, spyware, Window's defects and other cyberthreats.
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Then Mandy's like all:
OK, I get it, you want me to pay extra for you to fix your own holes? Oh, I see you're throwing in anti-viral appeasements to throw me off, hmm.
The only thing I see being a benefit of this service is Norton Anti-Virus subscriptions may come down in price.
3 PC license for $50 = cool
The same company that created the holes in turn protecting the holes = not cool
Seattle Times - 2/8/2006
Microsoft (America's leading pervayer of buggy software) announced Tuesday that Windows OneCare Live will ship in June. A subscription costing $49.95 a year will shield up to three PCs against viruses, spyware, Window's defects and other cyberthreats.
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Then Mandy's like all:
OK, I get it, you want me to pay extra for you to fix your own holes? Oh, I see you're throwing in anti-viral appeasements to throw me off, hmm.
The only thing I see being a benefit of this service is Norton Anti-Virus subscriptions may come down in price.
3 PC license for $50 = cool
The same company that created the holes in turn protecting the holes = not cool
1 comments:
Hahahah. That's awesome. Let me sell you a defective product, but wait, for only a little more, I'll sell you another product that's supposed to fix it. What's that you ask? If i didn't get the first one right, how can you be confident in the second? And what's that? You think you should be entitled to fixes for free? Let me transfer you to our "too-close-to-average-intelligence-to-be-hoodwinked" department.
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