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You receive a fake invoice or renewal notice for a service you may not even own.

The message claims you will be charged within 24 hours unless you act immediately.

This scam usually begins with an unsolicited email or text message claiming that your "Norton" or "LifeLock" subscription has been renewed for a high amount (often between $300 and $500). The goal is to trick you into calling a provided phone number to "cancel" the transaction.

The phrase is not a legitimate service but is highly indicative of a scam . This typically refers to the Norton Refund Scam , a phishing operation designed to steal financial information by creating a false sense of urgency. The "Norton Refund" Scam Overview

When you call the "support" number, a scammer attempts to gain remote access to your computer to "process the refund".