Email from Avast - genuine or not?

Avast Free Antivirus / Premium Security
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The following came from sales@avast.com on 29.06.13 by email post:

“try 3 avast security solutions for FREE”

Thank you for using avast! antivirus.

We would like to introduce 3 tools that boost your security.

And you can try them all for free.
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avast! EasyPass

Encrypted, one-click password management from avast!
Stores, secures, and manages passwords, user names, and other data between multiple devices.

30-days FREE trial
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avast! Mobile Security

Full-featured Antivirus and Anti-Theft security for Android. Protect personal data with automatic virus scans and infected-URL alerts.

FREE for Android!
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avast! BackUp

Save your personal data – music, videos, family photos – from accidents (i.e. spills, electrical surges, etc.) or even normal wear. Your PC is only a temporary-life device.

30-days FREE trial
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AVAST Software a.s., Trianon Office Building, Budejovicka 1518/13a, 140 00, Prague 4, Czech Republic

This email was sent to your email address because this is the address that was used when your avast! software was initially registered. If you did not register the product yourself (e.g. somebody else registered on your behalf),
please click here to unsubscribe."

For some reason my email server (GMX) tagged it as suspect.

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Do the links redirect to the official avast! site?
If so, maybe your email server just tagged the existence of links in the email body. Just guessing.

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Looks like a new batch of them
subject “, try 3 avast security solutions for FREE”
with comma at start

If a legitimate site doesn’t include my registration name(s) in the body or subject line I wouldn’t use a link no matter what the displayed link says.
I wouldn’t even use the unsubscribe link.

If it is a legitimate offer it is probably on their website.