Eset Nod32 Antivirus Username and Password

Nod32 Username and Password

Username: EAV-43000952
Password: j24uf4bsh5
For versions: ESS / EAV

Username: EAV-43001863
Password: rnfmrjae84
For versions: ESS / EAV

Username: EAV-43003011
Password: ehmu5n5jh6
For versions: ESS / EAV

Username: EAV-43003017
Password: 3hkjk73mmn
For versions: ESS / EAV

Username: EAV-43003020
Password: kctketcjdx
For versions: ESS / EAV

Username: EAV-43180391
Password: 8n4bdfdmbn
For versions: EAV
Expiry :2011-10-02

Username: EAV-43180392
Password: 46u38hp6k4
For versions: EAV
Expiry :2011-10-02

Username: EAV-43180323
Password: vm63ubmjfv
For versions: EAV
Expiry :2011-10-02

Seatbelts Are A Necessary Component In All Types Of Car For Safe Traveling:

Seatbelts are included in every car on the market for a reason. Experts know that they save lives and prevent injuries during a crash. The law requires drivers to wear them and some states have gone as far as mandating children and front seat drivers to put them on, as well.

Did you ever wonder why these laws are necessary? How a seat belt works and why they are included in all vehicles?

A seat belt was design to protect the wearer from harm in a crash by restraining them from moving forward. When you're in a crash and the vehicle stops abruptly your body will keep moving and impact with whatever is in front of it.

If you aren't wearing a seat belt in a crash your body has nothing to hold it back and it will collide with the steering wheel or windshield.

Being thrown from a vehicle is a truly frightening experience. It is often fatal for those who aren't wearing a seatbelt. When you are ejected from a vehicle your body continues to move at the speed you were traveling before the collision. This means your body will likely be thrown a great distance. READ MORE