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Originally Posted by DAVES
450 for Norton? I think it is closer to 150. Typo?
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No, it's part of the scam. This scam only works if they get you to call their number. $150 may be about right and might not catch someone's eye. However, if you think you are about to be charged $450 then you are more likely to call to get it straightened out. Once you call them they know they have you and can start getting information from you.
The funny thing is being put on hold and hung up on - the scammers aren't going to get much with that technique.
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