No hurry with Norton Internet Security

[Rik]

I agree. What annoys me, though, is the manufacturers who insist on putting it on without the option. It would be one thing to have it there as an option to install, but pre-installing... 

[Gary]

I agree. What annoys me, though, is the manufacturers who insist on putting it on without the option. It would be one thing to have it there as an option to install, but pre-installing... 

They just took £40 off my mothers bank account to renew, that's outrageous, sadly she did not see the small print that they will keep taking it from what ever method you paid with it for ever until you say stop it, and that's hard. Companies like Kaspersky and Eset give a good incentive to stay with them after after the first year, Symantec don't care and don't have to

[Rik]

Always read the small print, I guess, Gary.

[Gary]

Always read the small print, I guess, Gary.

she is not that kind of person sadly, and to damn drunk 90% of the time 

[Rik]

In which case, maybe Norton is better than the alternatives, which would require some response?

[Gary]

In which case, maybe Norton is better than the alternatives, which would require some response?

That's why she has it Rik, she does not update her applications let alone her av so its ideal idiot proof software for her

[Rik]

And for millions of others, Gary.

[madasahatter]

Didn't realise they just renewed it automatically - that's even worse than putting it on in the first place.

[Noreen]

Incidentally there's a new version of the Norton Removal Tool out. http://www.majorgeeks.com/Norton_Removal_Tool_SymNRT_d4749.html

[Rik]

Thanks for that. I hope never to need it, of course.