Very Rube Golberg like:
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20 years ago
Very Rube Golberg like:
Beware of this post!!!!! My Norton detected a malicious script post when I opened the www site below.
some time/date software. You really should get a real web page if you are going to send people to it. This one is a farce and makes you look like an ass. Ed
Well, I'm running the latest McAfee and it detected nothing of the sort.
OK, I opened it with IE and it is acting weird. I normally use Mozilla. I agree, don't visit this sight with IE.
knock it off Someday, it'll all be over....
It isn't my page, just saw it while surfing. I am sorry that it was full of spam and popups. I use Mozilla and consequently have forgotten about how awful that stuff can be. I recommend you use it to and enable pop-up protection.
It will install itself, import all your bookmarks and you'll wonder why you ever used Internet Explorer. You will also want to DL the flash and java plugins for it.
Bruce
here somewhere.
opened the www site below.<
Same here, Norton did not like scripts.
Rob Mills ~~~ Tulsa, Ok
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 04:14:34 GMT, "Edwin Pawlowski" Crawled out of the shop and said. . .:
hey,,wow take a breath!
it wasn't his site, he was just sharing info about something he found on the web sides, that's fortune city for you. . . probly not the page owners fault at all
Traves
Zone Alarm brought up all kinds of alerts as well.
Barry
My apology to you. Looks like someone else is the ass. Ed
Mine did also.
It tried to install a program and some other exe. My security stopped it. would also say be careful.
Jack
My e-mail address is real. Feel free to use it. I know how to delete spam.
You forgot the retracting, overhead canopy for inclimate weather.
I used to run McAfee too. You might ask them why it doesn't stop web pages from intalling software on your machine without your knowledge. It's just some slimy ad spyware if you're lucky.
Norton stopped it.
I saw the idea in a book of ideas for using your router about a year ago. The difference is that guy did it and I didn't.
Rico wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@news.starstream.net:
Norton anti-virus did stop it.
ZoneAlarm never let it into mine to even be checked by Norton.
Scott
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