I followed the online recommendations and reviews for Bitdefender and purchased it for a new Windows 7 installation. Within days the system simply began screwing up left and right. It "demanded" that I activate "bit wallet", which, as far as I could see, just stored my logins and passwords, but virtually wanted a play by play of everything I was doing. Imagine trying to log into your online bank, only to have to go through three extra screens, then to be interrupted every 10 to 15 seconds with an error screen informing you that you haven't supplied enough information. That piece of junk got turned off in a hurry. Unless I manually started a scan, when you put the software in "auto pilot" mode, it just went to sleep and let any damn thing that wanted onto your computer to install itself! I ended up with 4 or 5 malware programs with did everything from take over part of the operating system to automatically "updating" (read that as "replacing") programs. The reason I don't know how many is because I'm still manually deleting them. When I reported these problems to bitdefender the "opened a new ticket" which has resulted in daily demands for screen shots, web pages and error messages. At first I answered their emails, only to receive MORE emails ... and surveys ... and smarmy comments. I was promised a full refund "if dissatisfied within 30 days". After 7 or 8 days I gave up and, uninstalled the software, and demanded my money back. We're now coming up on the magic 30 days and NO REFUND ... just more "open tickets" and "surveys". This company is a rip off, and anyone who thinks is works is living in a fools paradise. BEWARE ***tdefender! It will get you!

Great buy. Saved a lot of money by getting through you. Dealer programmed it and cut the key. If I lose it again, I'll be back.

Matthew and Charlie are cousins, more like brothers really, but their lives have gone in very different directions. Charlie is a successful investment banker and a married father. He owns multiple homes, has a million dollars in cash in his home safe, and is the type to be impressed with his own wealth. Matthew lives in a dingy one bedroom and is still striving to make his mark in the restaurant business. Both men are harboring some measure of resentment toward the other, but, like in most families, they keep it bubbling under the surface. That's until Charlie invites Matthew to spend the summer at his vacation home. As the days go on, the cracks between become undeniable.