ITMA. I'm unable to delete, ' Billing Information ¦ DELETE ' from 'Norton Management'.
At every attempt, I receive the 'Norton Site Error'.
This has been going on for some long time, and requires addressing.A customer driven decision would suffice, when navigating the relevant page.
'Billing Information Storage' by default is unsolicited, and highly inappropriate.
Let the customer decide the issue, with a 'Store Billing Information' 'Yes' or 'No' request, on the appropriate page.
Enable the customer to make the storage decision.
After all, it's a customer's details, privacy judgment; not subject to a 'Norton T&C Data Liberation'.
Be safe out there ! "It's That Man Again." The Silver Surfer.AK. [ AGED ¦ BUT, NOT OLD.]
ITMA. So, it's 2017. I've just been through the annual, excruciatingly painful, 'upgrade / renewal process'.
Hey-Presto ! My 'Delete-Billing-Information', actually, deleted. Hurrah !
ITMA. I'm making a product suggestion; nothing else.
CC expires very soon. Players Win : House Loses ! Be safe out there ! "It's That Man Again." The Silver Surfer.AK.( Nil illegitimi carborundum ! )
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A customer driven decision would suffice, when navigating the relevant page. 'Billing Information Storage' by default is unsolicited, and highly inappropriate.
Let the customer decide the issue, with a 'Store Billing Information' 'Yes' or 'No' request, on the appropriate page.
Enable the customer to make the storage decision.
After all, it's a customer's details, privacy judgment; not subject to a 'Norton T&C Data Liberation'. I don't see why Norton have to keep my details, as default. I feel that the customer orientationon this issue, is sadly lacking. I would like an 'opt-out' default facility, not an 'opt-in'. They're my private details, best managed by me. Another 'check-box' wouldn't go amiss, toward 'Customer Satisfaction'. It's all about 'Customer Choices', not the lack of them. Be safe out there ! "It's That Man Again." The Silver Surfer.AK. [ AGED ¦ BUT, NOT OLD.]
ITMA. (Vista 32, IE9, Palemoon, Opera, Firefox) I've worked through the fixes, to no avail.
Anyway, I'm paying Norton; they're not paying me, my time to churn the problem.
I don't see why Norton have to keep my details, as default. I feel that the customer orientationon this issue, is sadly lacking. I would like an 'opt-out' default facility, not an 'opt-in'. They're my private details, best managed by me. Another 'check-box' wouldn't go amiss, toward 'Customer Satisfaction'. It's all about 'Customer Choices', not the lack of them. Be safe out there ! "It's That Man Again." The Silver Surfer.AK. { AGED ¦ BUT, NOT OLD.}