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What does "after 50% discount" mean?

February 2nd, 2009 - Posted by Caitlin

The following post in our Reader Question series is an actual user submitted question. To maintain the integrity of the original question, we do not edit or change reader questions in any way.

Q: Hello, We were thinking about getting [McAfee Total Protection] and we were wondering what does it mean when it says #39.99/ yr for up to 3 users AFTER 50% DISCOUNT? What does that last part mean? Thank You

A: The regular price for McAfee Total Protection is $79.99, but customers who sign up through NextAdvisor.com receive an exclusive discount and pay only $39.99.

To learn more about McAfee or other Internet Security Software, see our reviews and comparison chart.

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One Response to “What does "after 50% discount" mean?”

misty Says:
March 9th, 2009 at 5:23 pm
why can't I get the 50% McAfee suite for $39.99?

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