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Antivirus Expiration Scam
Sep 17, 2021 14:24:05 #
Alafoto
Loc: Montgomery, AL
They're too busy importing votes and Covid carriers to be bothered with minuscule problems like that.
Sep 17, 2021 14:29:24 #
DWU2 wrote:
For what it's worth, I've been getting emails for ... (show quote)
I forgot to mention that some of the messages from "Norton" contained misspellings.
Sep 17, 2021 14:32:14 #
DWU2 wrote:
I forgot to mention that some of the messages from "Norton" contained misspellings.
And poor grammar.
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Sep 17, 2021 14:44:04 #
Hovering your pointer over the from address in the email list will reveal the senders address. If it looks suspicious, delete it. In Outlook Express, if you mark a message with the check box, there is an option to notify OE that the email as junk, phishing or block. I have marked numerous emails as phishing. It seems to stop them.
Sep 17, 2021 17:39:27 #
FZ200
Loc: New York
Sorry - can't help you with this one.
I have recently removed Norton from my computer after years of use,
fighting performance issues such as unnecessary scans taking a lot of time and resources and slowing everything else to a crawl, wasting a lot of time with not quite competent technicians, trying to find my way among incomplete or *outright misleading* Norton "instructions", not being able to manage the *backups*, and more.
My conclusion - after a long chain of successes, Norton decided to milk its product for every last penny they can, while deliberately creating impression that they grow and improve their service.
I am using now another product and only wish I had deleted Norton years ago.
I have recently removed Norton from my computer after years of use,
fighting performance issues such as unnecessary scans taking a lot of time and resources and slowing everything else to a crawl, wasting a lot of time with not quite competent technicians, trying to find my way among incomplete or *outright misleading* Norton "instructions", not being able to manage the *backups*, and more.
My conclusion - after a long chain of successes, Norton decided to milk its product for every last penny they can, while deliberately creating impression that they grow and improve their service.
I am using now another product and only wish I had deleted Norton years ago.
Sep 17, 2021 18:30:21 #
FZ200 wrote:
I am using now another product and only wish I had deleted Norton years ago.
I am using now another product and only wish I had deleted Norton years ago.
What are you using now?
I have had Norton for many years, but am totally disgusted with their sneaky ways of trying to sell you additional capability. And, want to switch to something else.
Sep 17, 2021 18:32:52 #
Robg wrote:
What are you using now?
I have had Norton for many years, but am totally disgusted with their sneaky ways of trying to sell you additional capability. And, want to switch to something else.
I have had Norton for many years, but am totally disgusted with their sneaky ways of trying to sell you additional capability. And, want to switch to something else.
I just ignore them.
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