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I've used ESET for probably at least 15 years. I started building my first computer in 1980, a S100 Buss, 4MHz Z80 CPU, 64k of DRAM, with 3 Shugart 8" floppy drives and a 600 baud modem. I was VP of Engineering at a small company making hardware and Software products in the CAD sector. At one time or other I used most of the anti-virus products available. I've been retired for a long time now but I still spend most of my day on my computers. I have 3 main computers that I use the most, virtually everyday. I use lots of shareware type programs to do things that commercial companies don't cover. Some of them are great, but there also many of them that turn out to be crap. So, sometimes I eventually discover that after using a program for a while, that I need to do a Restore operation on one of my computers (currently all Windows 10 Pro). Yes, I could be running the new program in a Sandbox or using some of the other tricks. But, after running Windows for over 30 years, I've always liked using System Restore to fix problems that eventually turn up with rogue shareware (or other problems that eventually show up with MicroCrap's programs and OS. Yes, I know we can still use Restore but you guys make us jump through too many hoops to get it done quickly and easily. I've seen far too many people complaining about it online. I've also had problems where it starts blocking some devices on my home network without notifying me that is blocking something that has been working just fine for months, or years. I'm running an anti-virus to protect me, not to have "fun" spending time trying to figure out why ESET has started annoying me.
Superdry shipping continues to be a problem. There seems to be a shipping fee no matter how much you spend, which is a problem. Often, the threshold for free shipping is $35, or $50 on the high end. Superdry seems to not understand this. Regular shipping is $9. For paid shipping, my order eventually arrived about 8 days later, and during shipping, had 2 different UPS tracking numbers, both of which had different arrival dates. Why were there 2 tracking numbers, and why did they have 2 different delivery dates to the same address? It makes no sense. And for this, I paid $9. For this level of service/shipping, that should have been a free option. Paid shipping should have expedited the order so it would have been delivered in 3 or 5 days. Superdry shipping is terrible, and completely misunderstands how modern shipping works at other retailers.
I placed an online order at Windsor store utilizing Zip Pay and subsequently returned two unwanted items at a physical location, but I have yet to receive the anticipated refund to my original payment method. Following my inquiry, Zip customer service declined to provide a refund, instead indicating that my installment payment had been reduced, which I acknowledge, but I still await my refund.
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