Bought this at Office Depot in Medford, OR. Symantec would not honor the $20 rebate because they said we could not prove previous ownership. We purchased because we wanted an upgrade to our Norton Anti-Virus. Will never purchase this again. ...
Purchased Norton Internet Security 2006 on 10/25/05. Rebate of $15.00 was promised if you were updating a from a previous version. I was upgrading from Norton Internet Security 2004. I filled out the form, enclosed a copy of my receipt, the UPC code from the box and a copy of the 2004 CD and the ...
I followed the rebate claim form directions and stapled the sales receipt to the rebate form. I later received a post card stating my rebate was denied for not including a sales receipt. It is evident that this was a bogus rebate to rip off the public. They are so stupid, I had upgraded many times ...
Norton anti-virus was offered at retail with a $40 new customer rebate and another $40 rebate for the "pro version", making the initial purchase of the software "free". They only honored one rebate, even after I sent in the proof of installation they required. They responded ...
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 ...
I purchased a new computer with a Trialware version of Norton Internet Security. Because the Trialware was only good for 90 days, I purchased the full disk version of NIS on the same day. When I got close to the end of the 90 period, I installed the disk version on my computer. I entered the ...