Re: Norton 360 Premium Turn Off Automatic Renewal
Leana Eckes
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Due to Norton exorbitant pricing policy for Advanced of 149.99 per year, when I can buy for one year at 34.99 - a whopping 110.00 saving, I have decided to give up on Advanced and go for Standard instead. Most of the Advanced features I really do not use.
My question is how do I do that - I could cancel Advanced and then start a new Standard on the one year special deal of 24.99 but I doubt that that would be accepted. Or do I just cancel Norton and go with someone else? I have been a very loyal Norton subscriber for many years and I feel I'm being treated like some fool.
May be best to turn off automatic renewal service and remove payment details.
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The Norton Antivirus Software from Symantec is available in a variety of price points, from free basic virus scanner programs to extensive antivirus removal programs that provide round-the-clock live technical support. Although all paid Norton programs renew automatically by default, you can elect to stop this if desired. However, taking this action will mean that you must renew manually at the end of the subscription period to maintain ownership of that account.
Click "Turn Off" when the pop-up window asking "Are You Sure You Want to Turn Off Automatic Renewal?" appears. Following this action, the automatic renewal is disabled, and you will receive a prompt from the Norton program to manually renew at the appropriate time.
Have you received an email stating that your NortonLifeLock subscription is due to renew today and that a specific amount will be deducted from your bank account? The email might even claim that the transaction has already occurred and ask you to call the provided number to reverse it.
It's a scam, and no money has been or will be deducted from your account by Norton. So how exactly does this scam work? What can you do to avoid falling victim to it? And if you ever fall prey to scammers' traps, what should you do next?
The NortonLifeLock subscription renewal scam is an email scam in which cybercriminals send a fake notification email to recipients about the renewal of an antivirus system. They present the email as an official notification from NortonLifeLock, a real cybersecurity software company.
The scammers add a fake custom ID, invoice number, and renewal date to make the email appear genuine. Using an official logo and professional-looking design, cybercriminals make the email appear authentic.
Besides that, scammers also include a fake invoice and mention a NortonLifeLock subscription that will be renewed within 24 hours. In rare instances, they may further inform their targets that the subscription has already been renewed, and that their account has been debited.
After making victims panic, scammers instruct them to contact their billing department by calling the number provided to cancel the subscription or get a refund for the amount deducted (which hadn't actually been charged anyway).
The scam begins when someone calls the given number to seemingly avoid being charged for something they don't want. When the target attempts to cancel the subscription this way, the scam could take several forms.
First, scammers try to convince their targets to grant them remote access to their laptops or computers. Scammers claim that they can only cancel the subscription by accessing the recipient's device so that it doesn't renew or by reversing a transaction already made.
If the recipient agrees and gives them remote access, they ask the user to log into their bank account, so they can cancel or reverse the transaction. After gaining access to the user's bank account, they use software to obscure the screen, so the user cannot see what they are doing.
To ease their targets' minds, they say that a technical problem has caused their monitor screen to turn black, and they are working to resolve it. However, they really intend to make huge deposits to their bank accounts from the victim's, install malicious software to track user accounts and access them later, or simply remove the protection on their targets' devices to scam them again.
There have been reports that scammers also use the notorious tech support refund scam strategy to defraud their targets during this scam. They instruct their targets to note their available bank balance, so they can verify the refund later. Afterward, they edit the HTML of the bank account page to show a higher amount than what it should be.
After that, scammers claim they have sent more than they were supposed to and demand a refund. In reality, the funds remain the same, and the users end up sending their hard-earned cash to cybercriminals instead. When they make the transaction and refresh the screen, they learn the reality of the situation, but by then, it's too late.
Although scammers mainly request remote access to a potential victim's device or employ a tech support refund scam strategy in their scam, they may not limit themselves to these tactics. Here are some other ways they might infiltrate your privacy:
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