> Imagine a car which, when a monthly payment is not made (or when the "owner" - the leasing company believes that one has not been paid) shuts itself off, leaving you stranded on the side of the highway until you call the company with a credit card number...

So in your 24 year legal opinion, say, in the state of Wisconsin, I can sue Symantec when Norton Antivirus stops working after my subscription runs out? Or if I move my installation to another PC? Is Symantec practicing 'self-help' in this case?

Once again: Pot, Kettle, Black, Rasch?

And what if it fails to catch a new virus after it runs out? Oh wait, it already fails to catch new viruses by its design... never mind.

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