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You must call Amazon customer service, we are not Amazon.

Hello there!

With Amazon Prime, you'll need to log onto your amazon account on your computer, go to the help / support section and contact them, letting them know that you were unaware you'd even signed up for it in the first place, and wish to cancel it.. and that because of this, you wish for them to "cancel the bill" as well.

I hope this helps! Good luck!

(please see the attached link which will go directly to the webpage you'll need. It appears that the place to go would be first "Manage Prime", where you can cancel the service... You'll still then likely need to contact them, telling them what I suggested. If you scroll to the very bottom of that page, on the lower right portion of the dark blue section, there is a "Let Us Help You" section.. one of the options there is for help with Amazon Prime.)


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If you have signed up for Netflix, you will be billed for the service.

If you did not sign up I would call Netflix at (866)579-7172, their customer service line, and ask why you were billed. I would also call if you believe your bill should be a different amount.

contact symantec to get it sorted out
https://support.norton.com/sp/en/aa/norton-billing/current/contact?entsrc=redirect_pubweb or

Turn off Norton Automatic Renewal service This document provides you the steps to turn off or cancel the Norton Automatic Renewal service for your product to prevent future automatic billing and renewal. You may need to follow these steps if you have got a new Norton product and need to cancel the service on a previous product which you no longer use.
If you cancel the Automatic Renewal service on your current product, you must manually renew your subscription before it expires or risk losing your Norton Protection. If you have already been charged and want a refund, read Requesting a Norton Automatic Renewal refund.
Turn off Norton Automatic Renewal service

1. Go to Norton Management to cancel the Norton Automatic Renewal service.
2. Click Sign In.
3. Sign in to Norton with your email address and password.
4. Under Automatic Renewal, next to the Norton product for which you want to cancel Automatic Renewal, click Off.

https://support.norton.com/sp/en/aa/norton-billing/current/solutions/kb20090818144126EN_EndUserProfile_en_us?entsrc=redirect_pubweb

contact symantec
https://support.norton.com/sp/en/aa/norton-billing/current/contact?entsrc=redirect_pubweb

Not a total solution, but a reason , perhaps.

I have both BroadBand and Telephone from BT.

In the past they always billed you with one bill. also if your phone was cut off due to lack off payment so the BB went off also.

they have now split their billing system - and services- into two separate identities, meaning that the phone could be cut off for calls yet your Broadband will still work and vice versa.

So, i would say the problem lies with BT , even though you have ordered your BB from Sky they still have to ask BT to setup your service at the exchange. It seems that they have not checked your service for both BB and phone.

I recently had my phone cut off (BT's 'direct debit 'accident'!) but my BB worked throughout the fortnight it took them to resolve where my paid bill money was!..

So. Call your main service provider (that would be Sky if you get no bills from BT) and tell them your phone service has most certainly NOT been activated.

I recently spent 17 hours over 3 days speaking to 23 customer assistants, before reaching a manager who resolved a similar issue for me at BT.

Under their new setup BB personel cannot see your phone account and phone personel cannot see your BB account - and we get charged over 1/3rd more for this mayhem . their reason explained to me as "having everything on one bill was confusing some customers so you now have two accounts and two bills for everything" !!

your socket is fine as you have enough connection for BB which takes more bandwidth than a voice line.

Basically you have some corporate customer service red tape to hack through.

Good luck