My bank account was just charged over $50 for a service that I don’t have, never ordered, and don’t want.
It’s not from a trial because the software isn’t on my computer and I never accept a trial if I have to give banking information.
This is theft. Theft that put my bank account into the negative.
Even if I get the refund, I will now owe my bank a $32 overdraft fee, so $20 will still have been stolen from me in the end.
But it seems the only way I can get a refund is to spend gas that I don’t have to go borrow a phone to talk to someone.
Why can’t I find an online contact form or email address to write to?
The only help I found ended up finally directing me to a phone number and said I need an order number for a refund.
There is no order number because I DIDN’T ORDER IT!
Pending
Pre-auth Memo Hold / Pre auth DRI*AVAST Software LOC: MINNETONKA MN
-$52.74
Use the following to get help, https://support.avast.com/article/24/ (orders and refunds) if you don't have an order # use 00000000 then explain your problem.
I was able to navigate through to a point were I (entered details on why I wanted a refund and my order info), https://support.avast.com/en-ww/contact/sales_refund/ I would then be able to submit a support ticket - not a telephone.
Thank you so much! I don’t know how you got to where you got. When I tried, every avenue led to a toll free number. But I officially have a refund request put in, I am grateful to you
The link that I gave (image1 attached) is where I branched off from the Support Article 24 (orders and refunds) that you got before.
Obviously there is only so far I can go on certain paths as I don’t have a subscription for any of the paid products, so I couldn’t click the ‘Submit Request’ button.
If your bank (for whatever reason) has been charged then you would technically be a paid user, seeking a refund.
However if you didn’t give your bank details how could Avast have got it to use it and why.
My bank account was just charged over $50 for a service that I don't have, never ordered, and don't want.
We have actually seen this before in the forums where someone else with access to your computer (and bank account details) could have signed up for the trial and subsequently charged when the trial ended.
Before that payment was taken you should have received an email notification, which presumably you didn’t.