dangerous web site ?

[#1bcshooter]

I'm getting a security block on the web page when I try to add item to cart .
Never had this warning before .

 

[fred0000]

Norton is the problem.

 

[#1bcshooter]

Anyone else get this notification ?
I did get a Norton upgrade recently & suspect it is an anti virus issue .
Never got this warning with the previous Norton anti virus

 

[Trimmer 905]

Maybe they haven't renewed their security certificate?

 

[OldDude]

Maybe they haven't renewed their security certificate?

The browser itself would probably complain about that, instead of leaving it to an add-on.
I don't have any Norton prodcuts on my peecee, yet the browser (firefox) occasionaly complians about some issue with a security certificate.

BTW, I haven't had any issues adding stuff to the cart on TNA's website, but it has been a while.

 

[xPrairie]

Pop-ups/widgets sometimes trigger the AV....they are recognized as a threat.

 

[Tacos4Life]

All good here.

 

[#1bcshooter]

Funny I tried several other dealers web sites, put stuff in my cart and can check out no problem .
Seems to be only TNA site

 

[dsynk]

Norton is the problem.

This : https://www.virustotal.com/gui/domain/wepstaging.com/detection

 

[Big Bad]

Norton are the crooks that took over my previous lap top and also my first civilian one back in the day, demanding payment to release them, the first thing I do now is if Norton is on a device I delete the whole program and go with Microsoft's protection, but I would still not ignore a warning like that. For one thing, the OP may be on a copycat site that is duplicating the real one.

 

[mephisto002]

It's from your bank, initiated by your wife, you spent way too much money on guns this month already!

 

[Trimmer 905]

Norton is the problem.

Quite possibly. I use TrendMicro. Didn't have an issue accessing this site.

 

[9.3 Hunter]

No problem here been on TNA weekly ...

 

[SHELL SHUCKER]

Norton are the crooks that took over my previous lap top and also my first civilian one back in the day, demanding payment to release them, the first thing I do now is if Norton is on a device I delete the whole program and go with Microsoft's protection, but I would still not ignore a warning like that. For one thing, the OP may be on a copycat site that is duplicating the real one.

This fer sure. One could also go with Avast protection as well. Norton crap is based in India which be bad for us these days.