Refund of $453.00 as the credit card you used to renew is no longer in service so how did you do that? and I don't want this Norton anymore so please refund my money and cancel this now. Verda

Posted: 07-Mar-2022 | 8:56AM · 1 Reply · Permalink

I got a notice that my Norton was renewed for $453.00. However how did you do that? You used a credit card that is no longer in service. I am not going to pay for this no way no how!! I checked and most of the programs are all canceled or unactive so I hope that you will be kind enough to refund the money and all will be done Cancael the Norton now. Verda

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Re: Refund of $453.00 as the credit card you used to renew is no longer in service so how did you do that? and I don't want this Norton anymore so please refund my money and cancel this now. Verda

Posted: 07-Mar-2022 | 9:03AM · Edited: 07-Mar-2022 | 9:04AM · Permalink

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