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"Worst Customer Service on the Planet - would give 0 if possible"
I tried to buy this from Symantec's site. After purchase, it would not download. So, tried to use website to get help. I chose the button for 'problem with download', selected 'no firewall' from the choices, and it asks me which of two windows platform I am using. Obviously, the answer is neither. I e-mailed then, asking for help. Had a series of e-mails with a delightfully unhelpful agent who insisted we were using OS9 and kept telling us to try to download 10.0 version. I got on the website to get a priority code to call for help, selected the product NAV for Mac 10.0, got a priority code, called the number provided, waited on hold for one hour, only to learn Mac users had to call a different number. Finally got to Mac consultant. Surprise, he could not download it either! Gave us refund since he was not authorized to just mail a CD.

"Norton glitches still not fixed"
This product refuses to perform the live update. In fairness to Symantec, the tech support lads have been attentive by email trying to help me solve this problem, but no matter - it still will not update from my Mac. Is it because of the Mac factor? I don't know. But there it is.

"If you want poor support, you have found the product"
I think my title says it all. It's a shame because Norton could have a better reputation if they could help with issues. I'm going into my 5th hour of trying to get Norton onto a Mac G4, first trying with tech support to solve a problem then being told they couldn't help, but that customer service would handle it, and then (surprise!) customer support says it's a tech support issue, and so now it's been a bit of back and forth with the Norton supervisors in both groups. Now, I'm in one of those how-long-will-I-listen to their "your-message-is-very-important" phone-loops that "customer service" sent me into, which I'm starting to suspect is where they dump people that have issues they can't solve until they eventually go away--if there is no answer after an hour, one starts to suspect that. They could have satisfied me as a customer if they acknowledged hours ago (yes, it has been that long, it's been 5 hours with these folks and still no satisfaction or answering of my third call) that they recognized that their product packaging is incorrect. Instead, the discussions so far seem to be trying to get me to pay more money to get the product I thought, based on Norton's packaging, that I thought I already paid for. Don't believe what you see on a Norton package as to what software it applies to, and don't believe that Norton will provide you with customer support when you need it.

I have no financial interest in this product or in any other competing products, nor do I have any such interests in any other product or its competition that I have evaluated in any other reviews.

"Norton AntiVirus is a virus"
This software is little more than another virus. Full of unnecessary pop-ups. Slows the computer down. And worst of all, it cannot be uninstalled as evidenced by the complaints about it online. Google "How to uninstall Norton antivirus from Macintosh." and you will find thousands of complaints about it as well as complaints that Symantec won't support it. In my experience, all of the complaints are justified. Don't waste your money or endanger your Mac with this turd that won't flush.

"Very disappointed "
I've worked with Norton AntiVirus (the consumer product) and Symantec AntiVirus (the corporate product) for PCs and they're great.

Unfortunately Symantec has dropped the ball when it comes to the Mac version of Norton AntiVirus 10 (NAV10).

First off, NAV10 interferes with Final Cut Pro and causes overall system instability.

Second, NAV10 "does work" with Intel Macs but it is not a Universal App -- meaning that it uses Rosetta and ultimately more memory resources.

I would recommend ClamXav because it works plain and simple, however it is not "supported." I use my Mac for mission-critical work so I must stick with an anti-virus program that offers technical support like Norton AntiVirus. I use NAV10 and it "works" most of the time but I'd rather use ClamXav.