I no longer have Norton and haven't for over 2 years — just noticed charge of $54.99 on 6/25 of this year and not only don't use it anymore but never received anything in return for this charge — they clearly never removed me ...
Swoopo and RockyBid are websites where you purchase the right to bid by buying blocks of bids at a cost of $0.50 to 0.75 a bid. You then bid on hugely discounted items such as laptops, Tvs, cell phones, etc. Every bid you make subtracts from your account so there is a fee assessed that is not ...
I am a long time Apple customer dating back to their first MAC product. I was one of the people first to activate an Iphone and love it. I had the first generation and decided to purchase the 3G when it was through with the myriad of problems they had initially. So I get my new phone and less than ...
Swoopo seems like a regular auction site when you join. First ripoff hint: you have to buy bidz BEFORE actually bidding. They tell you to use your bidz wisely, but they don't explicitely explain why. Reason? Because you lose all your money after a certain amount of bidding clicks and you don't win ...
On May 13th I used my ITunes software to download some songs at around 4PM. The next day, May 14th at around 3PM Apple processed (charged my credit card) for my purchase and sent me an email invoice for that purchase. Apple then sent me two additional invoices for two $50 gift cards that I did not ...
The Norton 360 GUI under PC Security kept saying I was At RISK that a virus scan need to be ran. I would run a scan but the software would not update. It still said I was At RISK and did not record the date under Last Scan. I connected to Symantec support and established a chat screen with a ...