That’s my guess. It’s not the way to fix things (problems don’t go away just because one ignores them obviously) and it would be easier for them to actually fix the problems people are having with their software. Then they wouldn’t have as many complaints. I can’t imagine there is much to complain about. Avast is free (there’s no need to pay for the premium services) and works quite well. Avast needs to listen to feedback. I’m more than happy to keep e-mailing them my feedback until they fix the issues if that’s what they want. Given how swamped their support staff claims to be, I’d say that Avast won’t want that.