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ClubNorton Newsletter suggestion...

This morning I received an email titled ClubNorton Newsletter. It looked to have useful suggestions relating to preventing malicious software, but I was uncomfortable with how it was created. Each of the 4 segments had a tease on the page but all required that I follow a "Learn More" link to get the information. How can one be sure that one or more of the destinations doesn't contain an infection? In this environment where caution and outright suspicion is prudent, it seems strange that you would be redirecting me to an unverified location which will no doubt inform me I should not be following links to unverified locations. You might say - "Norton is safe". I am sure it was fine when you posted it, but how am I supposed to be certain that you were not hacked? Consider crafting the page with the advice printed within the text. Please don't think me paranoid or petty. This is just intended as "food for thought". Also, please pardon my use of the forum to communicate this thought. I would have just emailed it to you but I don't see an email link or reply mechanism in the email.

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Re: ClubNorton Newsletter suggestion...

does View as web page help?

Is this email that I received from Norton legitimate?
https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/home/current/solutions/v71088498

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Re: ClubNorton Newsletter suggestion...

I agree with jt101.   I still haven't clicked on anything in the Newsletter, nor allowed it to download the images it contains.   It does seem counter-intuitive to trust this e-mail, especially since I almost fell for a renewal scam offer a year or so ago that appeared to come from Norton that turned out not to be, once I started gingerly poking around.  If this Club Norton Newsletter is legitimate, then the company needs to do a better job assuring the recipients (somehow) that it is.