Complaint Review: Norton Anti Virus (Symantec) - Cupertino California

I just have a comment about the Rebate Rip-Off from Norton. I first purchased my Norton Anti Virus last summer with a rebate. I had absolutely no problem getting my rebate from them. There was no fine print that I couldn't read without a magnifying glass on the rebate, just regular instructions with certain mail-in dates. I don't think people are reading everything on their rebates and doing exactly as the instructions say. Just read everything carefully and send them exactly what they want. Remember, Norton is a business and they want to make money. Therefore, they have to ask for certain things in order to honor your rebate. If they didn't ask for all this stuff, they may be giving money to people who actually didn't purchase what they say they purchased. Do you get what I'm saying? Anyway, Norton isn't going to "Rip any Off". No, I don't work for them, I'm just a very satisfied customer of theirs.

I just have a comment about the Rebate Rip-Off from Norton. I first purchased my Norton Anti Virus last summer with a rebate. I had absolutely no problem getting my rebate from them. There was no fine print that I couldn't read without a magnifying glass on the rebate, just regular instructions with certain mail-in dates. I don't think people are reading everything on their rebates and doing exactly as the instructions say. Just read everything carefully and send them exactly what they want. Remember, Norton is a business and they want to make money. Therefore, they have to ask for certain things in order to honor your rebate. If they didn't ask for all this stuff, they may be giving money to people who actually didn't purchase what they say they purchased. Do you get what I'm saying? Anyway, Norton isn't going to "Rip any Off". No, I don't work for them, I'm just a very satisfied customer of theirs.

I just have a comment about the Rebate Rip-Off from Norton. I first purchased my Norton Anti Virus last summer with a rebate. I had absolutely no problem getting my rebate from them. There was no fine print that I couldn't read without a magnifying glass on the rebate, just regular instructions with certain mail-in dates. I don't think people are reading everything on their rebates and doing exactly as the instructions say. Just read everything carefully and send them exactly what they want. Remember, Norton is a business and they want to make money. Therefore, they have to ask for certain things in order to honor your rebate. If they didn't ask for all this stuff, they may be giving money to people who actually didn't purchase what they say they purchased. Do you get what I'm saying? Anyway, Norton isn't going to "Rip any Off". No, I don't work for them, I'm just a very satisfied customer of theirs.

I just have a comment about the Rebate Rip-Off from Norton. I first purchased my Norton Anti Virus last summer with a rebate. I had absolutely no problem getting my rebate from them. There was no fine print that I couldn't read without a magnifying glass on the rebate, just regular instructions with certain mail-in dates. I don't think people are reading everything on their rebates and doing exactly as the instructions say. Just read everything carefully and send them exactly what they want. Remember, Norton is a business and they want to make money. Therefore, they have to ask for certain things in order to honor your rebate. If they didn't ask for all this stuff, they may be giving money to people who actually didn't purchase what they say they purchased. Do you get what I'm saying? Anyway, Norton isn't going to "Rip any Off". No, I don't work for them, I'm just a very satisfied customer of theirs.

Come on now...you really fell for that rebate trick? Everyone knows they are a pain in the rear! They have you jump through 80 million hoops and then disqualify you for some inane reason and end up selling you the product at full price. Did you know that only 3%-5% of the rebates out there for ANY product or service are actually sent in by consumers? This is why marketing "professionals" love to offer rebates. easy way to get products out the door and $ on the ledger. Wake up...join the party and stop falling for rebate offers. Good Luck,