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Max2010

Wow day 12 I am siting on a chat which they are notfied your 'identity has been compromised' 
if you use https://www.whois.com/whois/ any type in the box  https://norton.ehosts.net/ you get https://www.whois.com/whois/ehosts.net which shows PERFECT PRIVACY, LLC which is based in New Deli India 

I have been sitting waiting for a while there chat according to them is very busy  or at least they are maybe not wanting to chat today and come to terms ?

Max2010

I am still here waiting , I finally got through and asked them to come to terms? they again said this was with escallation team . I asked "So we cannot come to terms today and you do not want to know what these terms are ?" They repeated it was with an escalation team i asked them to provide a dead-lock letter by the end of business today expressing that it clearly states you will not be answering my data request of the 1st of January 2021 . You will continue to data process customer Bank "Products" illegally and dont care about your cusomers data at all or the fact that customers are buying your product and cannot use it .
Thee was no answer before the chat disconnected.

DiddyDavies

Max2010 said:
 In the corporate world objects of a company or identity like a back are anything it generates or has control on for example terms of reference or other material items. In this case as objects, I am talking about  Bank "objects" DEBIT/VISA card  objects with their associated property of their respective banks without a Point-Of-Sale which would seem to be illegally using bank objects for non-granted permissions and potential misuse.

I don't know if English is or isn't your first language but to me, the paragraph posted above makes no sense at all.
Why do you keep referring to "bank objects" if you mean payment cards?

Max2010

Hi Diddy , please read my ealier posts today it does explain and thanks for comenting  Yes I am thanks . I am talking about  Bank "objects" DEBIT/VISA card  objects with their associated property of their respective banks without a Point-Of-Sale which would seem to be illegally using bank objects for non-granted permissions and potential misuse. Hope this helps.

Spank

Still as clear as mud to me, can you break it down for us thickies?
Let's start with an easy one
What is a bank "Object"?

Pollycat

Max2010

I think you should take notice of the people who are having difficulty understanding what you have written in your posts on this thread - I'm one of those people.

If people on a UK public forum can't understand your issues and points, I'm not surprised you're having difficulty with an Indian based call centre.

Where have you got the term 'bank objects' from?

DiddyDavies

Maybe the bank objects to all of the complaining he is doing!

Max2010

Pollycat ; Spank
I will try explain 

Objects are part of a corporate identity there are many different types such as "terms of reference" ,; "Constitution" etc  in this case Bank "objects" are  hereafter known as DEBIT/VISA card; and   address being mandated by Norton to use their software and stored by Norton on their servers. Imagine every Norton user’s bank card detail s are on there Norton Servers somewhat dangerous a similar think could happen like Talktalk Telecom Group PLC v Office of Communications (BCMR) 2016 case (the “Case 1259 Confidentiality Ring”) please Google it. Which according to the UK Information Commissioners Office the London Office is not registered under Acts of Parliament to process your public or Banks "Objects" they grant the public use of.  As part of banking "terms" we all sign up to we can use Bank "objects” to make payment through POS systems or known as Point of Sale such as a till or telephone payment. As they are the banks property any other use would require banks permission. Also the fact they are asking there customers to add this information and then remove it is suspicious as everyone should know when you enter data on a form you really must trust the site as your data can go anywhere. In addition as it goes to unknown place it cannot be removed .   Does this help?

Max2010

Pollycat ; Spank
I will try explain ,something is breaking up my posts not making them make sense sorry let me try again 

Objects are part of a corporate identity there are many different types such as "terms of reference" ; "Constitution" etc  in this case Bank "objects" are  hereafter known as DEBIT/VISA card; and  address being mandated by Norton to use their software and stored by Norton on their servers.

Imagine every Norton user’s bank card details then  are on there Norton Servers somewhat dangerous. A similar thing could happen like Talktalk Telecom Group PLC v Office of Communications (BCMR) 2016 case (the “Case 1259 Confidentiality Ring”) please Google it and you will see the danger .  According to the UK Information Commissioners Office the Norton LifeLoc,   London Office is not registered under Acts of Parliament to process your public data or Banks "Objects" they grant the public use off. 

 As part of banking "terms" we all sign up to we can use Bank "objects” to make payment through POS systems or known as Point of Sale such as a till or telephone payment. As they are the banks property any other use would require banks permission.

Also the fact they are asking thier customers to add this information and then remove it is suspiciously covert data processing  as everyone should know when you enter data on a form you really must trust the site as your data can go anywhere. In addition as it goes to unknown place it cannot be removed .   Does this help?

Pollycat

Max2010 said:

Pollycat ; Spank
I will try explain ,something is breaking up my posts not making them make sense sorry let me try again 

Objects are part of a corporate identity there are many different types such as "terms of reference" ; "Constitution" etc  in this case Bank "objects" are  hereafter known as DEBIT/VISA card; and  address being mandated by Norton to use their software and stored by Norton on their servers.

Where does it say that Bank "objects" are  hereafter known as DEBIT/VISA card?

Max2010 said:

Imagine every Norton user’s bank card details then  are on there Norton Servers somewhat dangerous. A similar thing could happen like Talktalk Telecom Group PLC v Office of Communications (BCMR) 2016 case (the “Case 1259 Confidentiality Ring”) please Google it and you will see the danger .  According to the UK Information Commissioners Office the Norton LifeLoc,   London Office is not registered under Acts of Parliament to process your public data or Banks "Objects" they grant the public use off. 

 As part of banking "terms" we all sign up to we can use Bank "objects” to make payment through POS systems or known as Point of Sale such as a till or telephone payment. As they are the banks property any other use would require banks permission.

Also the fact they are asking thier customers to add this information and then remove it is suspiciously covert data processing  as everyone should know when you enter data on a form you really must trust the site as your data can go anywhere. In addition as it goes to unknown place it cannot be removed .   Does this help?

Not really.