How credible is that list? I remember that I stopped using Symantec for my clients when they rolled out automatic virus subscription renewal that charged people

How credible is that list? I remember that I stopped using Symantec for my clients when they rolled out automatic virus subscription renewal that charged people's credit cards annually. It was an opt-out system and very difficult to stop. You could not opt-out during the purchase. You had to call to cancel the feature (and got the run around) or they had a long, complicated process of online form filing that required you first create an account (i.e. give up your email address) in order to turn off auto-renewal. I still find people who are being charged for Norton Antivirus even though they moved to other products years ago. If they are so honest let's see the break out how much "revenue" is generated from these legacy auto-renew accounts.