Windows 7 - WindowsLive Care Billing

subscription to this servie in the amount of $49.95 to be billed to my
American Express.

To date I have received only one charge of $49.95 to my American Express card.


It was dated: 11/06/2009

Company making the charge was: Safe Offsite Pty Ltd Tinbeerwah

There was no indication what the charge was for.  Is it possible that
Microsoft is using a site outside the US to collect renewal fees?

Please help.

OhNoMrBill

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  Tom Allen replied to OhNoMrBill via WindowsKB.com

If you mean Windows Live One Care try your luck in
http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/windowsliveonecare

Tom

  Richard Urban replied to OhNoMrBill via WindowsKB.com

See here: http://onecare.live.com/standard/en-us/default.htm

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Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP
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