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Tech2's Trend Micro Titanium Anti Virus Contest is Live

Answer the simple questions posted on our Trend Micro page and you could win yourself a free license for Trend Micro's Titanium Security for

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Shayne Rana|May 04, 2012, 17:45:36 IST

Tech2 has tied up with Trend Micro to bring you guys yet another exciting contest. This time around we’re offering you another crack at protecting your PC’s data for free. The procedure is simple, just follow the trail and you could be a winner.

All you need to do is answer the simple questions posted on our Trend Micro page here, leave us your contact information and you could win yourself a free license for Trend Micro's Titanium Security for your PC for one year. It's Live

It's Live

The clues to the answers can be located on Trend Micro's Facebook page, so head on over to FB and start looking.

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We've got a bunch of free licenses to be given away, so there’s plenty of prizes up for grabs. The Trend Micro contest will be running for a period of two months.

Just choose the right answers from the multiple choice options provided on our contest page, sit back and relax and you could be a winner.

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We’ll be announcing the winners in exactly 2 months from now, so stay tuned.

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First Published:May 04, 2012, 17:45:36 IST
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