wwkirk
Divine
Some companies have instituted an irritating subscription renewal practice. They either try or actually do charge you for a renewal well before your subscription expires. National Review tried to do this a couple of months ahead of time. And yet weirdly, when the actual expiration was imminent, they said nothing.
Norton is worse though. My expiration date is September 07, 2023, but they charged me today! Since they permitted me to procure a refund, I won't go so far as to call them unethical, but it's a disturbing business practice, at least for me. I already had a calendar notice to evaluate my subscription with them on the 20th of this month, but their abrupt charge angered me. I was already pissed about their endless pop-ups suggesting various upgrades, so enough was enough.
Okay. Okay. There is another side to it. For two years running, the subscription fee was very low, first $25, next $40. But this would have been a $125 hit! I guess they were planning on cashing in on their "investment"..png)
Any suggestions on a low cost or even free antivirus software or service?
Norton is worse though. My expiration date is September 07, 2023, but they charged me today! Since they permitted me to procure a refund, I won't go so far as to call them unethical, but it's a disturbing business practice, at least for me. I already had a calendar notice to evaluate my subscription with them on the 20th of this month, but their abrupt charge angered me. I was already pissed about their endless pop-ups suggesting various upgrades, so enough was enough.
Okay. Okay. There is another side to it. For two years running, the subscription fee was very low, first $25, next $40. But this would have been a $125 hit! I guess they were planning on cashing in on their "investment".
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Any suggestions on a low cost or even free antivirus software or service?