BEST ANTI-MALWARE SOFTWARE I am obsessed with Antivirus and malware programs and I tried a lot (more than 24) after trying every one I finally settle on one and that is Malwarebytes. I first used a trial version a long time ago and I love the software so I buy it. In 2012 I buy a lifetime subscription to the software. Since then I had no worries about Viruses, Malware, Spyware, Trojans, rootkits or any malicious URL, spam or Phishing.

Last year there was a problem with the… Last year there was a problem with the auto update, I had an enormous multi hundred gig software download happen which cost me around $300.00 in excess data.. Malwarebytes were quick to rectify the situation and completely reimbursed me. Great company that stands by their product, which also is a great product, have been using it for years and can rest assured that my phone is protected.

Best support team ever I was contacted their support team because I was scammed by 3rd party seller. Provided all the information and being honest. I am amazed, Malwarebytes just gave me 1 year premium licence what I originally purchased. Thank you very much!

Best anti-virus program ever. Best anti-virus program ever. Malwarebytes has now twice helped me get rid of malware that I first time was aware of and second time not. If you're ever in need of a solid and well tested and trusted program, this is my go-to (as well as the go-to for so many others).

Dodgy license renewal and refunds practices I have a problem with a licence renewal and asked Malwarebytes to refund me. They did without any difficulty - but then 10 weeks later I am battling with their billing partner (2Checkout / Veifone) to get my money back. I created a Trustpilot review for 2Checkout and found out that hundreds of posts complained about similar issues. Product vendors like Malwarebytes are aware of those issues with their 'partner'. So, as consumers, why bother witing negative reviews about those intermediaries, whom we didn't contract with in the first place, when vendors like Malwarebytes are responsible; they buy time from their 'partners' until we eventually give up on our legitimate claims.