NOD 32 Extended

Pete

If I purchase and install NOD32 again this year (which expires in a month)
will I lose a month or will it add it to the end for 13 months total as it
should -in my opinion.
-Pete

RCD

Pete wrote:
> If I purchase and install NOD32 again this year (which expires in a
> month) will I lose a month or will it add it to the end for 13 months
> total as it should -in my opinion.
> -Pete
>

Wait as long as possible. I know from experience that if you purchase a
license, then the date of that purchase is the beginning of your new
subscription. You will lose whatever is left of your current license
period. Maybe it should be the way you say, but it isn't. If you want
a different subscription rule, get a different anti-virus. Norton will
work differently, as I recall from years ago.

Ron

wasted

"Pete" <> wrote in message
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> If I purchase and install NOD32 again this year (which expires in a
> month) will I lose a month or will it add it to the end for 13 months
> total as it should -in my opinion.
> -Pete


You will get informed info from the horse's mouth at

RCD

wasted wrote:
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> "Pete" <> wrote in message
> news:HSy5k.8410$.sbc.com...
>> If I purchase and install NOD32 again this year (which expires in a
>> month) will I lose a month or will it add it to the end for 13 months
>> total as it should -in my opinion.
>> -Pete
>
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> You will get informed info from the horse's mouth at
>
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Search for renewals or see the list of topics. I should have posted
this link first.

Ron

Joan Archer

Well that didn't happen with me and my renewing the licence for NOD32 I had
the full years licence plus the time that was still left on the old.

--
Joan Archer



"RCD" <> wrote in message
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> Pete wrote:
>> If I purchase and install NOD32 again this year (which expires in a
>> month) will I lose a month or will it add it to the end for 13 months
>> total as it should -in my opinion.
>> -Pete
>>
>
> Wait as long as possible. I know from experience that if you purchase a
> license, then the date of that purchase is the beginning of your new
> subscription. You will lose whatever is left of your current license
> period. Maybe it should be the way you say, but it isn't. If you want a
> different subscription rule, get a different anti-virus. Norton will work
> differently, as I recall from years ago.
>
> Ron

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RCD

Joan Archer wrote:
> Well that didn't happen with me and my renewing the licence for NOD32 I
> had the full years licence plus the time that was still left on the old.
>

I would have gotten the renewal if I had not had a hard drive crash the
previous year and if I had also not forgotten that I used a third-party
to obtain the previous license. I lost less than a month due to my own
error, but you are right about renewal working to extend the
subscription from the previous expiration date.