new spyware removal tool

[almartenator@gmail.com]

check it out at www.spywarecom.net

Removes spyware in a flash!

[Needs Must]

This rubbish is programmed to 'find' infections which you then have to
register (pay the ****s) to 'clean'.

It just found 238 'infect files' on my pc which I challenge the software
seller to demonstrate
is really on my pc. I *KNOW* it is clean.

! Another load of old SCAMWARE crap to avoid like the plague!

[Needs Must]

Needs Must wrote:
>
> This rubbish is programmed to 'find' infections which you then have to
> register (pay the ****s) to 'clean'.
>
> It just found 238 'infect files' on my pc which I challenge the software
> seller to demonstrate
> is really on my pc. I *KNOW* it is clean.
>
> ! Another load of old SCAMWARE crap to avoid like the plague!
>

LOL - Spybot S+D also lists this rubbish as spyware!

[Needs Must]

Needs Must wrote:
> Needs Must wrote:
>>
>> This rubbish is programmed to 'find' infections which you then have to
>> register (pay the ****s) to 'clean'.
>>
>> It just found 238 'infect files' on my pc which I challenge the
>> software seller to demonstrate
>> is really on my pc. I *KNOW* it is clean.
>>
>> ! Another load of old SCAMWARE crap to avoid like the plague!
>>
>
> LOL - Spybot S+D also lists this rubbish as spyware!
>


http://www.malwarebytes.org/database.php?id=323

[Leythos]

In article <f738dl$jna$1@aioe.org>, me@privacy.net says...
>
> This rubbish is programmed to 'find' infections which you then have to
> register (pay the ****s) to 'clean'.
>
> It just found 238 'infect files' on my pc which I challenge the software
> seller to demonstrate
> is really on my pc. I *KNOW* it is clean.
>
> ! Another load of old SCAMWARE crap to avoid like the plague!

You only have to pay for stuff if you are not smart enough to use the
Free Tools that are also talked about in most of the security groups.

--
Leythos - spam999free@rrohio.com (remove 999 to email me)

Learn more about PCBUTTS1 and his antics and ethic and his perversion
with Porn and Filth. Just take a look at some of the FILTH he's created
and put on his website: http://www.webservertalk.com/message1907860.html
3rd link shows what he's exposed to children (the link I've include does
not directly display his filth). You can find the same information by
googling for 'PCBUTTS1' and 'exposed to kids'.

[Needs Must]

Leythos wrote:

> You only have to pay for stuff if you are not smart enough to use the
> Free Tools that are also talked about in most of the security groups.
>

The point is that even if you pay for stuff you can't trust companies
like this who programme false positives into their rubbish software.

[Leythos]

In article <f73a13$p1s$1@aioe.org>, me@privacy.net says...
> Leythos wrote:
>
> > You only have to pay for stuff if you are not smart enough to use the
> > Free Tools that are also talked about in most of the security groups.
> >
>
> The point is that even if you pay for stuff you can't trust companies
> like this who programme false positives into their rubbish software.

The point is that only fools fall for that crap. If you don't know
enough to check before you try/test/download something then you deserve
what you get.

--
Leythos - spam999free@rrohio.com (remove 999 to email me)

Learn more about PCBUTTS1 and his antics and ethic and his perversion
with Porn and Filth. Just take a look at some of the FILTH he's created
and put on his website: http://www.webservertalk.com/message1907860.html
3rd link shows what he's exposed to children (the link I've include does
not directly display his filth). You can find the same information by
googling for 'PCBUTTS1' and 'exposed to kids'.

[Vanguard]

<almartenator wrote in message
news:1184176070.040116.141190@e9g2000prf.googlegro ups.com...
> check it out at www. spywarecom. net
>
> Removes spyware in a flash!


Considering this site proffers rogueware by using false positives to
lure paranoid users, it is recommended to NOT download anything from
them. This scammer ploy means you better not trust anything from them,
especially a downloaded executable from them.

This is another mutation of Spywarebot.com already listed as rogueware
at http://www.spywarewarrior.com/rogue_anti-spyware.htm. Both
spywarebot.com and antispywarebot.com are registered with GoDaddy
through their "Domains By Proxy" hiding service. In fact, when you go
to GoDaddy and use their WhoIs, AntiSpywarebot.com and Spyware.bot share
the same ad window. In the ad, both listings say "AntiSpywareBot" for
the product name while listing the antispywarebot.com and spywarebot.com
sites are listed. Same crap, only a slightly different name.

[Beauregard T. Shagnasty]

Leythos wrote:

> The point is that only fools fall for that crap.

Look around... no shortage of those. :-)

"WHAT? I'm infected?"
"$29.95..."
"Honey, give me the credit card. Quick!"

--
-bts
-Motorcycles defy gravity; cars just suck

[dc]

Sound like you should not use their 'free' scan. No tellin what it might
change.
If you do choose to do it and you have XP, do a Create a Restore Point
first.

dc

I still run W2Ksp4+ and wouldn't touch it without further research.




<almartenator@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1184176070.040116.141190@e9g2000prf.googlegro ups.com...
> check it out at www.spywarecom.net
>
> Removes spyware in a flash!
>