@NEIL13764 wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion. I tried my Verizon login and every other login that I could possibly think of. I called Verizon and the "tech" representative kept telling me that the problems was that I was not paying for the service. It took me over a half hour for the representative to figure out that the product was offered as a free download from the Verizon website. After about 45 minutes to an hour the representative finally got me in touch with McAfee and they gave me some uninstall directions and the software was finally removed. It would have been nice if the Verizon representative knew their own product offering. Explaining the exact steps I took to get the software from the Verizon site was just not good enough.
I cannot say this enough. McAffee is intrusive junk. Coupled with the fact that operating systems like Windows has free anti virus. I use a non intrusive program from Maylewarebytes which has never failed me.
sometimes we take total protection at the cost of speed, and the ability to go to web sites and to get personal email. Norton Symantec is another total protection suite which will make your system secure at the cost of using your computer.
glad I was able to help with the support suggestion.
