I know Michael will get this straightened out," she said.ħ On Your Side contacted PayPal about that $120 payment. "I had it by then I said, 'I'm going to ABC, 7 On Your Side. PayPal told Alkana to dispute the charge with her credit card company, but it was already past the 60-day deadline for making a claim. Also, the company never sends emails with a Yahoo account, which is what the imposter did. The big clue? Norton said they never use PayPal as a form of payment.
It turned out that email was a fake sent by a Norton imposter. "I was convinced that lady was from Norton, but she wasn't," Alkana said.
Finally Alkana found out what really happened. PayPal insisted it did pay Norton, and Norton kept saying it never got the money. "I said, 'What's this, who got the, who has the $120?' She said 'I'll take care of it,'" Alkana said. Yet on Alkana's credit card statement, it clearly shows the $120 payment to "Norton-PayPal, Norton Renew." So why didn't it get there? Eva called PayPal. However, three months later Alkana found out that $120 credit never appeared on her Norton account.
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"She was very sweet she was very professional and I had high respect of her." "So I let her in the computer she fixed everything she had to do," Alkana said.
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Not only did she give her credit card number, Alkana let the woman get into her computer by remote control, saying she could update her Norton account. "She said 'Oh, good, give me your credit card number,' and I did," Alkana said. So, Alkana called the phone number and spoke to a nice woman. It started when she received an email offering to renew her Norton Antivirus protection plan for two years for just $120. Ironically, trying to be secure led her right into a scam. One fake email cost a Bay Area woman a chunk of money and lots of frustration.Įva Alkana always makes sure her computer is secure against hackers. Phishing emails can look so real and the senders seem to know all about you. (KGO) - It's been a problem for years and it's not going away.
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READ THE FULL NEWS ARTICLE DATED JULY 6TH, 2012 BELOW FOR THE FULL DETAILS. SHE CONTACTED NORTON TO ADVISE THEM THAT SHE HAD ALREADY PAID THE $120.00 THROUGH PAYPAL, BUT NORTON CLAIMED THEY NEVER RECEIVED THE PAYMENT. READ THE BELOW NEWS ARTICLE THAT WAS PROFILED ON ABC7NEWS "ABC 7 ON YOUR SIDE" SAN FRANCISCO ON FRIDAY JULY 6TH WITH MICHAEL FINNEY.ĬOPY AND PASTE THE WEB LINK ABOVE INTO YOUR BROWSER AND WATCH THE VIDEO ABOUT A FEMALE BY THE NAME OF EVA ELKANA WHO RECEIVED A "PHISHING SCAM" EMAIL NOTICE SUPPOSEDLY FROM "NORTON ANTI-VIRUS" TO RENEW HER 2 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION FOR $120.00.ĮVA PAID THE $120.00 THROUGH PAYPAL, WHICH IN TURN PAID THE $120.00 TO THE FAKE, FRAUDULENT NORTON.Ī SHORT TIME LATER, EVAS' NORTON SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRED. POSTMASTER (FRAUD BY WIRE TRANSFER) HAS ALLOWED THIS SCAM, FRAUDULENT FAKE COMPANY TO REMAIN IN EXISTENCE FOR SO MANY YEARS, BUT MORE IMPORTANT, WHY HAVEN'T THEY BEEN SHUT DOWN, THE OWNERS ARRESTED AND PUT OUT OF BUSINESS? IT'S UNBELIEVABLE TO ME THAT THE LOCAL POLICE, FBI, SECRET SERVICE, U.S. NORTON DOES NOT USE PAYPAL FOR SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL, AND NEVER SENDS OUT EMAILS ASKING FOR MONEY OR CREDIT CARD NUMBERS. THERE ARE 3 DIFFERENT 2 YEAR SUBSCRIPTIONS. IF YOU GO TO NORTON'S WEB SITE, YOU WILL SEE THAT THERE IS NO $120.00 2 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION. TELEPHONE NUMBER 40 (OMAHA, NEBRASKA) IS A 100,000,000% PAYPAL PHISHING SCAM, AND HAS BEEN FOR MANY, MANY YEARS.
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