Randy,
Sorry for the inconvenience caused. I see that you have been charged for auto renewal of AVG Internet Security - Unlimited. When you purchase an AVG subscription (formally known as "Continuing Protection Service"), the subscription will continue until you have cancelled it. Customers will be billed 15 days prior to the start of the next subscription period. Customers will also receive an email regarding the automatic extension of their AVG subscription, 45 days prior to the start of the next subscription period. We see that the notification email has been sent to you on 2018-01-20.
For issues related to Billing and payments, we request you to contact our sales support http://avgclick.me/AVGsales via online chat. Let us know how we could assist you further.
Randy,
Sorry for the inconvenience caused. I see that you have been charged for auto renewal of AVG Internet Security - Unlimited. When you purchase an AVG subscription (formally known as "Continuing Protection Service"), the subscription will continue until you have cancelled it. Customers will be billed 15 days prior to the start of the next subscription period. Customers will also receive an email regarding the automatic extension of their AVG subscription, 45 days prior to the start of the next subscription period. We see that the notification email has been sent to you on 2018-01-20.
For issues related to Billing and payments, we request you to contact our sales support http://avgclick.me/AVGsales via online chat. Let us know how we could assist you further.
Funny, I had on my calendar for today to review anti-virus/security products because my AVG subscription was up in a couple weeks. But BANG! Too late! AVG charged my account with no warning, no advance notification, no emails, no nothin'. Yes, I checked my spam folders. There was NO advance notification. Ironic, because that was one of the reasons I left Norton last year, because they required automatic renewal. Well, I haven't yet found a competing product to switch to, so AVG gets lucky this year. But this tells me that AVG's business model is just as bad as Norton's. Can't recommend the product any more than Norton either.