I have contacted customer service about removing devices from my account 3 times already, but what I got was an email that told me that they couldn't complete my request.
This is what I got on email:
"We were not able to complete your chat conversation regarding Service Request x-xxxxxxxxxx.
To re-initiate your chat, please contact support using the link below during our hours of operation and we will be happy to assist you.
https://service.mcafee.com/contact?SR=x-xxxxxxxxx
If we do not hear from you in the next 48 hours, we will close your service request."
So I just want to know how to remove a device from the account.
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Hi @bright04631
Greetings from McAfee.
We are sorry for the inconvenience caused. I have sent a private message to you, kindly check the private message for further details.
Regards,
Venkat
Hi @bright04631
Greetings from McAfee.
We are sorry for the inconvenience caused. I have sent a private message to you, kindly check the private message for further details.
Regards,
Venkat
This is a longstanding problem for me too. My account has several old devices long disposed of (disk reformatted etc). Now I simply want to reconfigure my PC and am unsure that the PC name will remain the same so I want to uninstall McAfee and reinstall later. Why on earth is this so complicated, and how do I remove the old devices which I no longer have?
This advice does not go anywhere near solving the issue. If I have disposed of a device (sold, donated to charity, whatever), it is uninstalled, wiped, reinstalled. All blank space is then wiped. So the advice about what to do if you no longer have access is useless as the machine has no McAfee installation in it (and may well have a new name). Why can I not remove a device I disposed of years ago by simply accessing my account? I can quite see that some additional security procedure may be needed (like advising me that somebody is attempting to delete before deletion is done) but a better procedure cannot be beyond the bounds of a programmer's ability.
Dr Nick Hudd
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