SecurityDaze: WHY PAY YOUR LOCAL PC SHOP $59 FOR TREND MICRO WHEN THEY PAY LESS THAN $20 FOR IT?

Sunday, November 9, 2014

WHY PAY YOUR LOCAL PC SHOP $59 FOR TREND MICRO WHEN THEY PAY LESS THAN $20 FOR IT?

GOOD QUESTION

Greed? Because they can get away with it? Because you trust them? Because they trust you not to comparison shop?

Perhaps all of the above and more...

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'Nuff Said,
Brian

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