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Virtual Private Network are used to keep your web surfing anonymous and safe, so no one can hack your bank account passwords, for example.

I've tried out several Virtual Private Networks and have had problems with all of them. I wrote a review of Express VPN on Site Jabber. They required loads of personal information from me, which could be compromised if their records were ever searched or hacked.

I tried several other VPN's; another one didn't work at all even though I paid for it; and another company I trust for my email, did a bait and switch; in order words, I paid for one subscription, and the company bumped up the price to another without asking! As far as I am concerned, the entire industry is compromised!

And here is the latest: I never bought or signed up for anything from Norton Security. However today I received a bill for several hundred dollars for a two year subscription to its Virtual Private Network. The bill said that my account would be charged for the total amount.

Yet I never ordered it, never OK'd it, never signed up for anything with Norton Securities!

I called the customer service number, but the rep wouldn't do anything for me.

Overall, I've been finding that companies during this economic downturn and the pandemic, will go to any extreme to get your money. For example, I used name.com to reserve my domain name. I told them I did not want to renew because it was too difficult to access the domain name through them and use it! They renewed it anyway.

Is this what Norton Securities is doing? Taking every possible email they have and charging everyone for two year subscriptions? I wouldn't doubt it!

Be careful when buying on the web. I recommend using PayPal or Scribe or another payment service that protects you and gives you a money back option if the company doesn't deliver!

Thank you,

Fredo Pace