Free 12 months of McAfee Internet Security - Bank Of America Customers

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Free 12 months of McAfee Internet Security - Bank Of America Customers

This exclusive offer is available only to Bank of America Online Banking customers. Online Banking customers receive McAfee® Internet Security for PC free for 12 months, a $69.99 value. At the end of the 12 month period, Online Banking customers are eligible to renew for another 12 month period at 50% off MSRP or $34.98. Customers with a current McAfee subscription are not eligible for this offer. Bank of America reserves the right to modify this offer and eligibility requirements at its discretion.



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Here’s an exclusive thank you offer for being an Online Banking customer
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To keep your PC safe and secure we’re offering McAfee® Internet Security free for one year (a $69.99 value). With it
 
Careful... there is an automatic renewal clause in this offer...

In addition, your subscription includes an automatic renewal at the end of the 12 month free period for another 12 months at 50% off (a $34.98 value). To cancel this automatic renewal, you can contact McAfee Customer Support at 1.866.622.3911 prior to the expiration of the free offer.
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Thanks for the post.

But joining BoA just to get this is so NOT WORTH it. They have terrible customer service (if any, at all), bad systems, and has a bad reputation.
 
I'm not urging people to join BoA. Just pointing it out if they have an account. I have a mortgage with them and noticed it. But, thank you for the concern.

You can get McAfee if you have Cox as a Cable/Phone/Internet service provider as well, without an end of term subscription enrollment.

I prefer ESET/NOD32 anyway... it's the best.

acMYS said:
Thanks for the post.

But joining BoA just to get this is so NOT WORTH it. They have terrible customer service (if any, at all), bad systems, and has a bad reputation.
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acMYS said:
But joining BoA just to get this is so NOT WORTH it. They have terrible customer service (if any, at all), bad systems, and has a bad reputation.
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Hmmmm... interesting... formed from experience or cable news shows....
 
How is it that I was the original poster, and "glitterdog" bumped me? Sounds like it will ruin my reputation. I forgot why I never posted deals on here. nice...
 
Basically a thread merger gone wrong. It's still okay to post - everyone still wins. Sort of.
 
I live near their corporate hq's in Charlotte. Had a checking account with them several years ago. It wasn't good. They have now taken over my mortgage (was with Countrywide) - hate it. Countrywide was much better.

That they are offeringg McAfee for free to their customers should prove that they don't like their customers. I wouldn't use McAfee for free at all.
 
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