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I think I'd rather be happy with the product than the company, as opposed to the other way around. AVG is not the product it was, sadly, and I use AVAST for personal consultations for those desiring free anti virus. I don't particularly enjoy dealing with MSU's reseller of NOD32 (corrupt license keys, etc), but it happens so infrequently I'll deal with them. That being said, NOD32 doesn't catch nearly as much as it should, and has had some frustrating problems in the past with the roll out of the new version 3, including hard lockups of Windows Servers, with no event log entries. http://www.wilderssecurity.com/forumdisplay.php?f=88 http://osblues.com/2008/06/03/avg-destroys-web-analytics/ David McFarlane wrote: > I recently had a bad experience purchasing NOD32. I like the product, > but I do not like how the company does business (a common experience > with other products/companies). So I am thinking of switching to AVG > Anti-Virus, which seems pretty good. Before I do, can anybody tell me > their bad experiences with how Grisoft does business? If they are > just as bad then perhaps I should just stick with the devil I know. > Thanks. > > -- David McFarlane >