This would help people who don't have a credit card, but need to purchase online a new subscription.
So please become a Visa Debit member so I can purchase a new subscription. I don't have a credit card, but I have this.
http://www.visa.ca/en/personal/visa-debit-card/index.jsp
Without this, I have to either ask someone to use their card.
And over 25,000 merchants have signed up so far. It's accepted all over Canada.
This would help people who don't have a credit card, but need to purchase online a new subscription.
So please become a Visa Debit member so I can purchase a new subscription. I don't have a credit card, but I have this.
http://www.visa.ca/en/personal/visa-debit-card/index.jsp
Without this, I have to either ask someone to use their card.
And over 25,000 merchants have signed up so far. It's accepted all over Canada.
Check with Norton OnLine Support using the CHAT route that uses your computer keyboard as below since I thnk Norton does accept some debit cards .....
To contact customer support Click on this link https://www.norton.com/chat and work on from there.
Please let us know how you get on ....
Mr_Furious wrote:This would help people who don't have a credit card, but need to purchase online a new subscription.
So please become a Visa Debit member so I can purchase a new subscription. I don't have a credit card.....
Hi Mr_Furious,
I've been using a Visa Debit Card since 2003 in renewing for Norton subscription each year. My card is issued from my bank. I have a credit card, but rarely use it. Currently my debit card is listed in my Norton Account and was used last year to renew my subscription. It will be used again this year when my renewal time rolls around. When my bank issues a new card prior to expiration time, I'll simply replace my current card in Norton Account with the new one.
The Visa Debit Card is accepted anywhere in the world a Visa Credit Card is. I purchase everything I buy with the debit card. I don't see where there should be any problem renewing your yearly subscriptions with your debit card.
Ed
I'll try it, but it might not work as they are not listed as a member.
Nope, didn't work. Symantec has to be a member of the Virtual Visa Program. Will try this another way.
Mr_Furious wrote:Nope, didn't work. Symantec has to be a member of the Virtual Visa Program. Will try this another way.
Sounds strange. Maybe it's because my Visa debit card is issued from my bank. I've always paid for my renewals with my debit card. Never has been a problem.
Ed
u should understand that this virtual debit card its only limited for 3 banks debit account don't think everybody here uses this banks atleast i don't it looks more like a comercial Visa its a certified card emiter within a large number of banks worldwide and i never had any problems using it
rika wrote:u should understand that this virtual debit card its only limited for 3 banks debit account don't think everybody here uses this banks atleast i don't it looks more like a comercial Visa its a certified card emiter within a large number of banks worldwide and i never had any problems using it
Hi Rika,
Not really sure who you were addressing ... if Mr_Furious, Ok.
Ed
Edjr60 wrote:
rika wrote:u should understand that this virtual debit card its only limited for 3 banks debit account don't think everybody here uses this banks atleast i don't it looks more like a comercial Visa its a certified card emiter within a large number of banks worldwide and i never had any problems using it
Hi Rika,
Not really sure who you were addressing ... if Mr_Furious, Ok.
Ed
if i didn't quote like in here it is for the top of the page
If you contact the Norton OnLine Support Team preferably by the chat route as given already they are the only people who can tell you about payments since we only deal with technical matters here.
Already did and they said they they support ONLY major credit cards. So, Symantec is missing out on a profit margin.
So save money by buying in a store using that card ....
Mr_Furious wrote:Already did and they said they they support ONLY major credit cards. So, Symantec is missing out on a profit margin.
I understand the thread is marked Solved, but I'm still confused why people are having difficulty using a Visa debit card. As stated in an earlier post, I've been paying for my yearly renewals since 2003 with my Visa debit card.
I wonder if the simple difference is because my card is issued from my bank. A Bank/Debit/ATM card. There never has been a problem of my renewal transactions going through.
Ed
Edjr60 wrote:
Mr_Furious wrote:Already did and they said they they support ONLY major credit cards. So, Symantec is missing out on a profit margin.
I understand the thread is marked Solved, but I'm still confused why people are having difficulty using a Visa debit card. As stated in an earlier post, I've been paying for my yearly renewals since 2003 with my Visa debit card.
I wonder if the simple difference is because my card is issued from my bank. A Bank/Debit/ATM card. There never has been a problem of my renewal transactions going through.
Ed
Edjr thats why i said it sounds more like an Comercial or Advertisment cos that product is isued by 3 banks and its has the same usable features like my debit card issued by a romanian bank with wich i renew auto 3 weeks ago his isue will be with the bank that issued the card not with Norton cos the bank isue cards as debit or credit is only how u get the money from the bank in debit card u use youre own money in credit u use banks money
PS maybe it is a Visa just in that link