I was attempting to get anti-virus software to protect my computer. They said $79 on the website and on my credit card account they billed me for $99.90. Then my computer gets infected. It said my virus software was out of date. I try to find the site on the web and instead i found out that it was ...
My computer had contracted viruses somehow and various warnings/solutions flashed up to rectify. I could not update my usual protection as access to internet blocked. The only way forward was to go with the protection accessible - ProtectPC. I had difficulty completing the transaction as it kept ...
I had begun having problems with my computer being slow, and shutting down a lot. Then I started having pop-up ads advising I needed to update my "security tool". I have virus protection on my computer, but my computer was locked up and the virus protection program was unable to be ...
In November while working online, I had a pop-up message that my virus protection software was overdue and that I had a virus and that someone was attempting to access my credit card numbers. I went into the purchase options and I had a choice of 1 year for $49.99 and 2 years for $79.99 - I chose ...
On Dec. 29 I purchased lifetime anti virus protection for my granddaughter's laptop. I put it on a credit card for the amount of $79.99. We assumed she had protection on her laptop until I recieved the credit card statement and checked the name of the Company on the internet against the name on my ...
I thought I had Norton but I guess not. My computer completely froze. There was nowhere I could go without flipping back to their screen. Reboot didn't help. The only way to get my computer back on line was to enter my credit card #. $129.85 fradulent charge. Report to your credit card company ...