Question about Malwarebytes paid membership

[samantha9988]

HI

So I'm pretty good with keeping my computer clean, defragged, ccleaner, malwarbytes (free) up to date, Avast (free) up to date and my 4 year old computer is still very fast! In the past 5 months, I have had (3) Viruses or Malware.....To me, they were viruses....But anyway......The first was called Malware defense....It just popped up on my computer as I was surfing the net out of no where......I forget the name of the second one......then I just got another one...... The one I just got came from a link I clicked on Googling washer/dryer reviews???I was able to get it off pretty easily thanks to googling instructions.....This brings me to my question.....Had I had the PAID version of Malwarebytes which offers real time security, would it have stopped this from happening? I figured anti virus would catch it. It STOPS Malwarebytes from even being able to be used to get the thing off........which makes me wonder....If I get another one of these rogue malware, will it not even be able to get on my computer if it's recognized by Malwarebytes? I have 2 personal computers. Do I need to pay twice for each computer or is it a lifetime for your computer(S)?

Thanks

[AdvancedSetup]

We are one of the best at stopping new threats but as with anything there is no promise that we'll catch everything. At this point in time I do not think any other tool matches us in detection and removal.

As for pricing, licensing. You need to purchase a license for each computer and as a home user each license currently does come with a lifetime license.

The choice though is up to you but personally I think its a good choice, but then I'm a bit biased too

[lordpake]

The choice though is up to you but personally I think its a good choice, but then I'm a bit biased too

+1. It's a good addition to your PC

If you have two PCs but only want one license you could always install MBAM paid to the PC that is most at risk. Ie. which one has more "random"/underage users or which one sees more 'Net usage.

[mylanta3]

We are one of the best at stopping new threats but as with anything there is no promise that we'll catch everything. At this point in time I do not think any other tool matches us in detection and removal.

As for pricing, licensing. You need to purchase a license for each computer and as a home user each license currently does come with a lifetime license.

The choice though is up to you but personally I think its a good choice, but then I'm a bit biased too

I have to agree with you and that is why I am here. I work in the industry and up until now there are few Antispyware products that actually prevent much of anything and this product is leaps and bounds ahead of them. And yes nothing is perfect.

[samantha9988]

I have to agree with you and that is why I am here. I work in the industry and up until now there are few Antispyware products that actually prevent much of anything and this product is leaps and bounds ahead of them. And yes nothing is perfect.

Thanks! I've been surfing since 1997 and I have NEVER (until the last few months) just had a random "ALERT ALERT WARNING" fake antivirus malware just pop up out of no where and start on my computer and with EACH and EVERY case, I goggled the name of the virus and found removal instructions which ALWAYS included Malwarebytes. Since the first malware I got, I've since had the free version on my computer. I'm in no way a computer expert (at least I don't think I am) but was able to remove it via instructions. This last one really freaked me out because when I tried to boot into safe mode, I couldn't (it was gone)......This last time I was reading a review and had been on the site for a while and was just "idle" on the page when suddenly this thing just popped up. Crazy!

[mountaintree16]

Investing in Malwarebytes would be a great decision. I know that I will never go without it again!