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Updates: your subscription may include product, service and/or protection updates, and features that may be added, modified, or removed, subject to the acceptance of the License & Services Agreement.

To cancel your contract or request a refund, click here. For details, visit our Cancellation & Refund Policy.

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For trials with paid monthly subscription, you can request a full refund within 14 days of being charged. For each annual renewal or trials with paid annual subscription, you can request a full refund within 60 days of being charged.

Cancellation & Refund: you can cancel any of your contracts and request a full refund within 60 days of purchase for annual subscriptions and within 14 days of purchase for monthly subscriptions.

For annual subscriptions, they are charged up to 35 days before the subscription is due to renew, and we send you a notification email with the renewal price before.

Renewal Prices: may be higher than the price for the initial term and are subject to change.

Renewal Cycle: automatically renews each month or each year after the initial term, unless the subscription renewal is cancelled before the day you are due to be charged in your account or by contacting us here.

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When the trial ends, the paid subscription starts and the first term is charged, unless cancelled before.

Trial: payment method required if signing up for a trial (credit/debit card or PayPal only).

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Set-up: to get the protection/service started, you must download and install on each device and/or complete set-up.

Contract Type: contract for a monthly or annual subscription, starting when the transaction is complete.

Fraud can also be reported to the FBI for law enforcement action. Please also report the scams to the FTC website or by calling 877.382.4357. If you believe you may have disclosed such information to a scammer, please contact us at 800.541.0006 so we can assist with protecting your accounts and your identity. Scams are often very sophisticated and believable so it can be easy to be caught in them.

Never send money via Western Union or a gift card to anyone unless you have a personal relationship with them and have confirmed by voice and detailed questions that they are your family or friend.

Legitimate businesses will not need you to log in to your online banking accounts while you are on the phone with them.

Never download anything onto your computer at the request of anyone over the phone.

Do a search for the company that is allegedly reaching out to you, and call the number listed on their website instead.

Don’t call phone numbers in any email you weren’t expecting.

Don’t click on any links in an email, pop-ups on your computer or ads on the web unless you are certain that they are valid.

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Ensure that your computer has a good virus protection software installed, and be sure to keep it up to date and run regular scans of your computer.To protect yourself from this type of scam: If the customer follows through with all these instructions, they have now unknowingly downloaded malicious software to their computer, compromised their online banking username and password, conceded their banking account information, and have sent money to the criminals by Western Union or gift card. The scammer then fakes panic that he/she has accidently refunded too much money to the customer and implores the customer to return the excess funds or “I will lose my job” The customer is then instructed to send the excess money back via Western Union or prepaid gift cards as the fake representative can only credit the customer’s account but not deduct from it. The customer is then asked to login to their online banking account so they can be assured of the credit for the refund by checking that the refund goes into their account. When the customer calls to dispute the charge, the fake Norton Security representative asked the customer to download a program onto their computer as part of the process to obtain the refund. The pop-up or email contains a phone number for the customer to call to dispute the charge and obtain a refund. They can commit identity theft with Social Security numbers, sell credit and debit card numbers to other cybercriminals or bleed bank accounts dry using bank account information. Our fraud analyst team has learned that local customers have had fraudulent pop-ups or emails on their home computers notifying the customer they have been charged an annual subscription fee for Norton Security. Cybercriminals are attracted to stealing data that they can make money from, such as credit and debit card numbers, bank account numbers, Social Security numbers, birthdates, full names and addresses.

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