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Symantec
Ripoff, incomplete software, bad tech support, selling bad software

When a buy a product, especially software, I require it to do exactly what it says on the box and in the manuals. Symantec since it has grown during the years has in fact gotten lazy and sloppy and I consider them with what follows to be from one of the once best to one of the worst virus software ...

Macmall - Apple Computers
Macmall - Apple Corporation RIPOFF I bought a factory defect Mac G5 computer, they did everything so I cannot exchange it and put the blame on it's defects on me

They sold me a factory defect Mac G5 computer and when I saw it as soon as I opened the box, I asked them to exchange it. They subjected me to series of empty promises and delays so the computer will still be in my possession after 30 days, their deadline for exchanges. Worst of all, they accuse me ...

Symantec Norton Anti-virus
Ripoff, whitewash, diversion and lies

I did a check on the symantec site for problems because I hadn't seen any indication of the program *blocks or notices* even though my NIS center showed me as fully protected. Their own problem scanned that I did not have any "updates" and that my updater needed fixed - did I want them to ...

Groupphoenixone
GROUP PHOENIX ONE Fraudulent Credit Card charge

GroupPhoenixOne entered a fraudulent credit card charge of $9.95 to my account dated 8/15. The transaction info gave no phone number, but others have reported a questionnable answering machine with the contact number they have. Running a WHOIS on groupphoenixone.com yields some possibly helpful ...

Symantec, Norton Internet Security
Ripoff fraud takes money and provides no product after you pay, DO NOT DOWNLOAD THEIR PRODUCTS!

I paid nearly $90 to download Norton Internet Security from Symantec and they refuse to provide the product and will not refund my money!!! This is a scam, they do not actually have workable software. I noticed others on here fell for the same scam from the amount of hits I got on the search ...

Symantec
Mislead Ripoff

Immediately after renewing my Norton Anti-Virus subscription for $29.95 online I performed a virus scan. During the scan I was notified of a detectec virus and my browser was opened and logged into Symantec's website. The page where I was logged in informed me that I needed a particular virus ...