Scam company that charges your card Scam company that charges your card for some auto-renewal. I have tried contacting them about my father’s account and you cannot reach them by phone unless you have your account number, you are directed to e-mail them instead. I e-mailed them and to my shock, there has been no reply (sarcasm). My father has dementia and definitely didn’t authorize this charge. I’ll have to dispute directly through the bank.

No internet access and still no access on the website I have not had any issues on my desktop, however, when I try to log in the website, it kept saying to enter my key word, I did and website would not let me log in. Even today, I'm not able to log in through the website, but ever since I renewed my subscription, My desktop icon works fine. I would say since a year and currently I am not able to log into the website. I don't know why. it lets me renew my subscription. I have tried several troubleshoots and have change password and still no luck; I have even email webroot and no replies or communication. It works perfect on my desktop. No internet access and no communication from webroot to correct this issue.

I just renewed I just renewed. Shortly thereafter, an online technician went into my computer and made sure Webroot was meshing properly with my operating system, that my drivers were up to date, and that overall operations were running smoothly. Since he was very patient and thourough, explaining what he was seeing and doing as he went along, I ended up knowing my machine better and more confident in it. I am retired, on Soc Sec only, and 81. I am very grateful for my session with Michael.

Peace of mind I love my Webroot virus protection. It runs behind the scenes, never slows me down, and gives outstanding protection from the nasty stuff your devices might encounter. I have complete confidence and trust in this product.

Have been very satisfied with Webroot. Have been very satisfied since converting to Webroot a few years ago. Only called once, when a ransomware demand popped up. Tech support answered the phone promptly and took steps to verify that Webroot software had caught and deflected that attack.