Got My Money Back

**HighlandMax** · 23rd March 10, 09:58 AM

Some of you may recall that I said I was going to put up a fight with Clansman Knitwear for taking my money but not delivering my purchased items. Lucky for me, that I had used my bank debit card for two of those purchases and my AmericanXpress for another one. All I had to do was show proof of the purchases, and the dates of purchase. Both my bank and american xpress has credited my accounts in full.

Something else entirely different happened last night. I was browsing the different sponsors of this forum, and when I went to Keltoi, my Norton security popped up and denied me access to the site, saying it was a security risk. I'm just wondering if anyone else has had this to happen.

**slohairt** · 23rd March 10, 10:10 AM

Weird, doesn't happen to me!

But, seriously, I often edit things on my site late at night, so perhaps that was why?

**Highlander31** · 23rd March 10, 10:34 AM

Congratulations on getting your money back. I haven't had any problems viewing John's site.

**Scotcop** · 23rd March 10, 11:41 AM

Congrats....and no, no probs, may have been IP fraud somehow

**seanachie** · 24th March 10, 07:52 AM

Originally Posted by HighlandMax

Something else entirely different happened last night. I was browsing the different sponsors of this forum, and when I went to Keltoi, my Norton security popped up and denied me access to the site, saying it was a security risk. I'm just wondering if anyone else has had this to happen.

John is hardly a risk. I have been working with him on a kilt order and he has had the patience of Job with me. I have to say he has been very pleasant to work with.

**HighlandMax** · 24th March 10, 08:14 AM

anything against Keltoi, I'm just saying that Norton security blocked me from entering the sight. I haven't tried again since, but will and see what happens.

**Dixiecat** · 24th March 10, 08:44 AM

1. dump Norton, ASAP
2. download Microsoft Security Essentials. It's free, it's unobtrusive and really works! Norton will bog down your computer and interfere with any number of programs.

http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/

**HighlandMax** · 24th March 10, 09:34 AM

But, Norton in my opinion is the best. Plus my computer doctor recommends it as well as many of my friends who are in the computer business. Not to mention the fact that I just recently renewed for another year, with the Norton 360 that was nearly a hundred dollars for complete protection....spyware, malware and viral protection.

**The Monk** · 24th March 10, 10:14 AM

AVG Antivirus. Free. Best thing going. They WILL let you give them money for a deluxe version, but I've been running the free version for 6+ years with nary a problem.

**wildrover** · 24th March 10, 11:24 AM

I'll stay off my soapbox regarding Norton Antivirus, and simply say that it does, occasionally, ring a false alarm.

AVG times eleventybillion!

-Sean