I am putting this here in the hope someone can help me to stop these. My wife died at the back end of last year and I cancelled her antivirus after several attempts from Avast to try and get a subscription from her closed bank account. I have advised them of this over SEVEN times but do not even get the courtesy of a reply or acknowledgement. I continue to get regular e-mails addressed to her asking her to rejoin which I find distressing. The ticket support system is a farce and is just ignored. How do you get through to these people to get this stopped? Help please!
Is there a named senior Customer Services Manager who can be contacted direct about the inept failings of their staff?
Regards
Brian Smith
I’ve asked avast to look into it.
Someone from them should soon react to your post.
That is all I can do for you in this matter.
Thanks. I hope that they actually take action rather than just ignore it as they do through the ticket report system!
It would help if someone was prepared to take responsibility rather than hiding behind the non functioning support.
If you can post the support ticket ID number that will also help.
If I read your post correctly, it appears you no longer have need of any business interaction with avast (no longer using avast, no longer being debited by avast, got everything credited, not going to rejoin etc.)…
Why not just block the email sender in your email account?
Yes I agree but why are Avast not capable of dealing with my request?
To answer an earlier reply two examples are:
LFG-948-18839 and MBM-190-47164
Note my last ticket comment has just been e-mailed twice to my late wifes address without any response or comment. Just compounding the shambles.
I have emailed an avast team member to look into this urgently.
jean65, condolences to you for your loss. 
Thanks. Needless to say despite a number of assurances on here I have yet to receive any feedback or response from Avast although I do appear to be locked out of the customer satisfaction survey.
Well Jean,
just like you we are “only” users of avast and the only thing we can do is try to get attention from avast for you issue.
David and I did so, now it is up to avast to step in and solve things.
In the mean time, if there is anything else we can try to help you with let us know.
Jean… life is too short to waste a single second on Avast’s nonsense… you don’t have any reason to hear back from them nor should you care. Block them and never look back.
Agreed. Their loss as I was giving them the chance to do some customer relations but clearly they are not up to the job.
However interesting to find that although I have had no reply one of my support tickets has been deleted without action being taken.
They really are a bunch of clueless idiots.
jean65, at all times feel free to touch bases with us any time and I’m sure I can speak for all us Avast users when I say that we certainly wish you all the the best going forward and once again, we as a group extend to you our deepest sympathies as it is of course always so very painful losing a loved one. If you do happen to get any resolution from Avast be sure and let us know.
Thanks will do but it looks unlikely. Appreciation of those who tried to help.
Jean, at first, I sorry for your lost.
Your ticket was resolved on 13.1.2015. Yes, there was a delay because of Xmas vacations in the team. However we cancelled the Auto-renewal immediatelly when we get to your complain in January. Is it possible that the message/confirmation is in your SPAM folder, it happens sometime.
Whole situation was summarized and explained again in the new ticket that you created recently. We apologize for inconvenience.
As you see from the above Avast have now resolved the situation and I have received FOUR other apologies from them. However as this has taken three months to get to this stage I am certain this conclusion would not have been reached without the assistance of this forum. My thanks once again to those involved.
You’re welcome and my condolences on your loss.
Jean, we are really sorry about all the confusion. We are absolutely right! Without the forum involvement we wouldn’t notice that case wasn’t considered as resolved from your side. These forum guys are really awesome!
We (in avast support) thought that the case was resolved on January 13 however the confirmation message was lost somewhere. Thank you being so patient and reminding us again.
Jean,
I’m glad to hear it all is solved now.
I thought so too but today I have received three more e-mails addressed to my late wife. Not sure anyone in Customer Relations is up to the job as Carlos Borja assured me she had been blacklisted and no further communications would be received. Just a warning to Avast clients once they have your name you will be hounded even beyond the grave!