My 3 yr agreement with McAfee expires in January 2010, received an email from McAfee in June 2009 offering reduced pricing for new 360 security package. So I called, and was informed the new agreement would take effect immediately and not be tacked onto my current agreement. Was also told that my current paid package is not fully protecting my computer due to the upgrade. Why didn't McAfee email me directly to inform me of the status change of my current agreement with them? Am I wrong to assume that entering into an agreement for a length of time be honored for the duration? If they reneged once in honoring an agreement, why would one assume that McAfee won't do it again. VERY DISAPPOINTED IN THE WAY McAFEE CONDUCTs BUSINESS!

Subscription wasn't up for a month and without warning, I get an e-mail saying it was automatically renewed for a year. For my protection my butt. I have called the bank and they are contesting it. Just another sneeky way to get money as I am glad I checked my e-mail. The product isn't that bad but for this unauthorized billing that already went through the bank I am switching.

They "automatically renewed" my virus software for a computer that I haven't owned for a year. Called them and they took it off.

I bought my Dell PC in 2004, and it comes with McAfee virus detector. It expired, and I let it. I wound up getting Norton instead. Well, today Nov 14. 2008, I was looking at my checking acct statement and saw that I had a debit from McAfee for 42.31 from the week before.

I had been having problems with a virus that had infected my computer, but NEVER purchased McAfee to fix it. So when I found McAfees # and debit on my statement I was shocked and called them. I was surprised to hear that option #2 on the automated directory was for refunds...yeah, that's not suspicious!

Anyway, before he could pull up my acct, he needed my name and credit card number. When I refused to give him my card number, he asked for my email address instead. He didn't have that address in his records, but had ten others that I had since 2004. How that was in their records, is unknown. I've never updated and given them any information... especially not my acct number.

Anyway, he informed me that I had a Dell, and thatteh debit was part of the automatic update that comes wiht the product. He also let me know that there was another debit for 37.00 that would be taken out today. I was shocked, and told him that I did not even have McAfee on my PC, hadn't for years.

I questioned how they got access to all my info, and all the guy said was that my debit card would be refunded within 4-7 business days and that they would cancel my service. I continued to tell him that I did not have service, and don't recall how they would have gotten my information.

He said that he'd send me an email to confirm the cancellation. I did not get a verification, but a link for a download instead. And the worst part was, the name of the product that was sent to me by email so happened to be the same name of the virus that had infected my computer a month earlier.

I don't know the connection, but am curious to know how 'McAfee' got my information and how long they've been stealing money from me. And what the connection between my computer problems and McAfee's updates are.

I have paid using my BNZ Visa card, McAfee for an Upgrade to the Firewall protection software and this had not been achieved because I am still being asked by McAfee to pay for an upgrade!