The Truth about FastAtLast.com

Searching online for information about FastAtLast and Ascentive you will find a lot of different information is available. Some reviews are positive and others are negative. A small percentage of users have called Ascentive products malware or stated the software contains viruses. This is not true.

Major antivirus software vendors have “whitelisted” all Ascentive software applications and declared them free of any viruses.

Google has declared that FastAtLast.com and Ascentive.com are safe browsing with no malicious software on both websites.

McAfee and Norton has also reviewed all Ascentive software applications and found no issues with FastAtLast.com or Ascentive.com.

Ascentive has been in the PC software industry since 1998. Ascentive is a Microsoft Certified Partner with three established patents and one additional pending patent application. The first patent was awarded “fast-track” review status by the USPTO for potential counterterrorism applications. With a dozen products, Ascentive is a market leader in corporate and consumer software and has received accolades from media organizations like The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, Forbes, Tech TV and NBC.

For more information on Ascentive products visit www.FastAtLast.com today.

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