Macintosh security experts, SecureMac, is offering its flagship product MacScan as a free download for one day only.
To celebrate Talk Like A Pirate Day (which was yesterday) and in preparation of October’s security awareness month MacScan will be available on September 20 only for free.
MacScan for Mac OS X detects, isolates and removes malware such as keystroke loggers, trojan horses, and malware. MacScan also offers users with privacy features such as quick privacy cleaning, internet clutter cleanup, and cookie control.
With MacScan’s Blacklisted Tracking Cookie feature users can detect and remove only the tracking cookies without removing cookies that may contain saved data such as usernames or passwords.
To get your free copy of MacScan, go to the website and download the free trial. After installing the application, click the purchase button and enter the coupon code PIRATE during the checkout. This will eliminate any charges.
You will have to complete the checkout procedure completely, just as if you were purchasing the application. I did this myself to see how it would work and nothing was charged to me. It was completely free.
There are no update fees, yearly fees, or other fees for MacScan, this is a free copy of MacScan for one day only. Users may only receive one single user copy of MacScan for free and the copies are non-transferable.
it charged me 1p for the software but heck, who am i to complain about a penny?!
Yeah, a penny still seems pretty good 🙂
it went smoothly for me. i just opened two tabs on my browser and kept referring back between tabs for the directions, as i was doing it. i didn’t put any credit card info, because it wasn’t necessary. *note: after you put in the coupon code you should press enter (the box directly to the right of the input box), after inputting the code, it will populate $-29.99. thanks jim for the free tip!
Interesting. Didn’t charge me anything. I didn’t even have to put any credit card info in.
I got this as part of the MacUpdate bundle back in March and it works very well. It’ll give you peace of mind that your system is secure from spyware and other cookie trackers & Trojan horses.
Boy the credit card companies are going to have fun collecting their percentage on those pennies love it.
SecureMac has bee emailing me recurrently during the last few days, prodding with serial number issues.
Am I the only one?