Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: BEWARE OF NORTON SYSTEMWORKS! Review: I bought this product in January,just opened the box and nothing, nada. The CD did not work. I contacted Symantec live chat and they refused to replace the CD. Offered to go into my computer and install, but I need a cusom install and said no. The tech 'Sreedevi' said he could do nothing, I asked for the manager, and was told he was out on "emergency".I have used Norton for 20 years, but no more. There is no customer support, I am looking for a new utilities company. Answer:
Negative

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: SMACKDOWN5 Review: THis game is gonna rock!!!!!!Buy it definitly!with over 55 superstars, u will not get bored with this game.With the Elimanation chamber and bra and panties and first blood mathes this game will be the best wrestleing game ever.It is just like NO MERCY for N 64 but with better graphics.this game is gonna have the legends,but the one I will play the most is the OLD SCHOOL UNDERTAKER!BUY this game it is not a waste of money.I pre-ordered it all ready.I can't wait anymore for it.So buy it definitly Answer:
Positive

Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Riddled with inaccuracies... Review: Sorry, this quickie book leaves so much to be desired. "MAY" is another example of the evil quickie true crime book that does a disservice to the readers of this genre. Terrible research, incorrect information, and psuedo-pop psychology from the author detract from this tragic tale of four slain innocent women. It's hard to support a book that cannot get even the most basic facts correct: for example Steven and Cary Stayner lived on "Bette Street" not "Betty" and Joie Armstrong's murder date is listed with two different dates---despicable. For a more thorough, much better written, and accurate outlook on this truly fascinating story I was much, much more pleased with Dennis McDougal's "The Yosemite Murders." Plus McDougal is not afraid to take on the FBI who bungled this case, while Smith comes across like a FEEB lapdog. Answer:
