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Tech2's eScan, Win a License a Day Contest Now Live!

| by tech2 News Staff | Windows

Heads up techies Tech2 has yet another contest for you and this time we’re giving away a prize a day. This round Tech2 has joined forces with internet and PC malware/virus bashers eScan to bring you an all new contest where we’ll be giving out a licence a day for eScan’s Internet Security Suite over 40 days to 40 lucky Tech2 readers.

Win! Win! Win!

Win! Win! Win!

 


So if you’re looking to get protection from the online elements this is the place to get it, for free! All you have to do is post your comments on Tech2 and the most informative/interesting/whacky comment posted each day could win. It’s that simple. We’ll be selecting a winner each day so stay tuned to this space and our social networking pages for the announcement... it just might be you.

Remember guys, if you don’t win today, you could still win tomorrow, so good luck!
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