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Issue abstract: Norton Submission Portal
Detailed description: Have been trying to send a correction to Norton on emails the app is sending to the Norton Suspicious folder. Tried to follow the directions to send correction thru Norton Submission Portal. Sent at least 10 times with continued error message.
Spent several hours on the phone and web browser with Norton Help Desk. What a waste of my time!
Looking for suggestions!
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OS details: Windows
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OKAY, gave that a shot and it did not work either. Got the same message back.
For whatever reason the website is just accepting the message back.
As a side note, while I was trying to get this message back to you the whole connection with Norton froze up. I shut down my PC to reboot it, which did allow me to get back on the website.
I should have already asked this and I apologize for not having done so. What browser is this happening with? Does using a different web browser get different results? Chrome has been doing some weird things lately and big changes made to it as well. I don’t use Chrome, nor FF but do use Edge ( backup browser ) and Opera GX as primary, both are Chromium based. I haven’t seen this behavior on either one.
Edited: Compress the file into either ZIP or RAR format, lets see if that passes muster.
Dang!! Lets tag an Admin and see if they can steer things in the right direction. Thanks for working with me about getting a solution too.
@Selvakumar.S Our submission portal is not behaving in the correct way for customers to submit their issues. The standard format should be RAR OR ZIP. Both formats are being rejected. Please advise.
Indeed. Here on the forums we don’t have access to Norton/GenDigital services and configurations simply because we Guru’s are not Norton employees. Hoping Norton can give us some clarity.