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07 Oct 2005
Protecting from spyware and adware can be easy and effective.
1-2-3 Spyware Free is the award winning solution that will comprehensively scan your PC for unwanted components and will suggest their removal.
The Update Option enables you to get an up-to-date version on a regular basis.
Use 1-2-3 Spyware Free and be safe.
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excellent,makes my pc faster.very good software !
Posted by: marcelo duarte 19 Nov 2005
Shame!
I tried this product out and found the layout to be pleasing on the eye. However when doing a scan which was pretty quick compared to some other products,I found it was not so good. I found 17 items that were spyware or so 1-2-3 said.The problem was that it was not spyware but my anti-virus and other legitimate programs that it classed as spyware. I have heard of false positives but this is taking it too far.I am just glad it is a freeware product as I would be very disapointed if I had paid for it.If the product is improved to catch real spyware I will give it another try,but as it stands I will stick with my other spyware catchers.
Posted by: Derek Rickards 13 Oct 2005