Another Scam?

I have no idea how. I did forward it to Norton. If they start renewing subscriptions after all that time, does that mean other security systems I used at one time will do the same? It seems like a money grab to me, unless I am missing something.

@akalinus It seems a money grab to me as well.

@nela13 It was a scam. I knew that when I started getting emails with different sender names on them.

@akalinus Yeah. Deffently a scam. Some products like that have an auto-renew feature, so you'd know if you were still getting billed by them. If the auto-renew fails, or you chose to manually renew and don't the account simply becomes deactivated. They aren't going to bother to collect on a ten-year-old debt. And, at such a low price, too. I know 400 sounds like a lot, but if you took your anual fee and multpied that by ten, it would be a hell of a lot more. For example, if you paid 20 ten years ago, (assuming the price didn't go up anually over the years) it would actually be 2,000 today. I highly doubt norton charged you 4 dollars ten years ago.

@kaylachan I searched through my bank account and don't see anything about them in it. I need to check my credit card next. My bank and credit cards have changed since then. My bank changed hands at least four times and my credit is different.

It has been over 10 years since I used it. The bill is over $400 for something I don't even have and did not have for 10 years or more.

I realized for sure it was a scam when I started getting the same emails with different names on them.

I have Malwarebytes Premium which I pay for. I also have an antivirus on my phone which I pay for and it has saved me from scammy pages, viruses, Trojans, and whatever.

@jaylar I use the free antivirus and Premium Malwarebytes. I have gmail and lately a lot of suspicious stuff shows up in my inbox.

@jaylar It is full of trash even though they are supposed to filter it. I usually glance at the social and promotion sections and delete all that I don't care about.

That is wise. I wish I had done that instead of worrying about it all this time.

@akalinus we have our share of naivety at one point or another or sometimes we are just bored?!?

@rakski You never know these days. Everything is so complicated that you just don't know.

Different people started sending me the same email. They are gone now.

People will do anything to rob other people's money they earned.

If you get another one of these, email it to spoof@paypal.com. They can use the information to help track down these scammers and stop them.

@akalinus That is very true like using the "I am broke" story.

I do not like scammers. They think they are entitled for something you worked hard for.

@akalinus Nobody likes them.But it does not matter to them if you like them or not.They are selfish and greedy.And you know;scammers are everywhere.

I used it more than ten years ago. I'm not paying for years of non-usage.