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Mega antivirus sale: Save 50% on any product from Kaspersky this weekend

Whether you’ve just got a brand new laptop, suddenly become intensely security conscious or your antivirus package is coming to an end, we have just found the perfect deal for you. The only catch, you don’t have long to get it.Starting today and finishing on Monday June 24, antivirus expert Kaspersky is cutting all of…


Whether you’ve just got a brand new laptop, suddenly become intensely security conscious or your antivirus package is coming to an end, we have just found the perfect deal for you. The only catch, you don’t have long to get it.

Starting today and finishing on Monday June 24, antivirus expert Kaspersky is cutting all of its packages by 50% (although this doesn’t apply to business virus protection). That means a whopping half price on everything from 1 year basic protection all the way up to the big, all-singing all-dancing 2 year packages. To get access to this discount, you simply need to enter the codeSAVE50at the checkout.

Kaspersky ranks within our top ten best antivirus packages, with easy to use software, high performance, the ability to recover damaged files and accurate and reliable protection. 

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