…to respond to a ticket usually? I made one last Tuesday and it still hasn’t been addressed by support.
It was filed as a customer ticket under billing, so four star urgency(?) I think they labeled it. Did I file it wrong?
Text in ticket is as follows:
"Like the subject says, I purchased a 1-year license for Avast! Premier. However, what I received was a license for secureline. When I made the purchase, the page with the download had shown I had indeed purchased premier, but the download file wouldn’t work. After some searching around on the forums and doing a clean install, I checked my email to re-download my license, seeing as for whatever reason it isn’t linked to my Avast! account despite making the purchase while logged in. It was then that I noticed this mix up and would very much like this to be fixed.
I am absolutely positive I clicked on Avast! Premier to purchase, so I have no idea how this happened."
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Please do not submit a new-/change the current ticket.
It will take you back to the bottom of the stack, making the response time longer.
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Currently the ticket system is “overloaded” with duplicate ones because people send in multiple tickets about the same as their first ticket. avast is already working on a better system, but that takes time.
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Have patience, it can easily take 14 days before you get a response.
It may help if you post your ticket number in your next reply here.
20 days now, I have 10 left on my trial. If this isn’t sorted out by then, then I guess I’ll be asking for a refund and looking for a different security software provider.
If this is the kind of service I can expect then I am seriously starting to doubt whether or not I wish to stick with Avast!. The community seems friendly and is helpful, but the actual people running the show have yet to turn up. This is really disappointing.
I’m sorry for a delay. I’ll check it.
Thank you
Lukas
Even if there isn’t any response to your refund request it’s been recorded when you receive a message (email) that new support ticket was created. We consider this support ticket a official request for refund. And the “refund date” is counted from the ticket creation date, of course.