Just read an email describing a class action lawsuit settlement by Symantec/Norton. Its true as far as I can tell.
Seems that some norton purchasers in the USA are entitled to a $15.00 coupon or a huge $2.50 cash settlement.
Links on Symantec site:
http://www.symantec....icies/legal.jsp
has a link to the "Heverly-Norton Case ":
http://www.heverly-nortoncase.com/
Hope this is OK to post. If not, sincere apologies, and just zap it right out of the aether.
1
Lawsuit vs. Norton
Started by login123, Apr 28 2009 10:39 AM
2 replies to this topic
#2 OFFLINE
-
- Moderators
-
- 7,931 posts
Just another volunteer
- Gender:Male
- Location:England: NE Coast
Posted 28 April 2009 - 09:53 PM
Thieving Toads.
If it was only 2p I'd have it back off them on principal.
If it was only 2p I'd have it back off them on principal.
The Legend Of Woody Guthrie
How To Get Into Safe Mode | Returnil 2008 | Sandboxie | ERUNT GUI | TestDisk | MiniTool Partition Wizard - Home Edition
How To Get Into Safe Mode | Returnil 2008 | Sandboxie | ERUNT GUI | TestDisk | MiniTool Partition Wizard - Home Edition
#3 ONLINE
-
- Moderators
-
- 13,330 posts
Captain Spectacular
- Gender:Male
- Location:Shadow Moses
Posted 29 April 2009 - 12:44 AM
Nothing new really so many companies probably have price issues and if they were eyeballed close enough they could have their day in court too.
The whole subscription thing stinks anyways, maybe people will learn to support companies like Alwil (Avast), Avira (AntiVir), Grisoft (AVG), etc., that at least offer full featured freeware products.
The whole subscription thing stinks anyways, maybe people will learn to support companies like Alwil (Avast), Avira (AntiVir), Grisoft (AVG), etc., that at least offer full featured freeware products.
