Re: Problem with new Spybot 1.5

[Jbob]

<phil@phil's.place.com> wrote in message
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>I finally updated to Spybot 1.5 for my machine. However, the dang thing
> insists on trying to open from my A: drive. It takes about 5 or 6 tries
> before Spybot opens correctly.
>
> ?

Go here: http://forums.spybot.info/forumdisplay.php?f=4 the Spybot forums
and look under the Beta. They've got fixes for the 1.5 version. One of
which is the A: drive issue. Several others handy fixes as well. You can
also just download the beta .17 version and get all the updates rather than
updating individual files.

[pcbutts1]

You know what Phil my offer still stands. My latest version of Remove-it
will fix that search issue but you have to trust me and don't listen to
those trolls who, by the way, know nothing about spyware, they are just here
to bash me. I mean think about it I've been writing and updating my spyware
removal software for 4 years now starting with version 1. How is it that 3
different people claim I stole their software when all 3 claim they are the
owner of my 1 software. The fact is they stole it from me and it was not
until I put theft traps in my software that they stopped and changed theirs.
You need Remove-it version 15.5 to fix that search issue you currently have
ver 15.

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<phil@phil's.place.com> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 10:49:48 -0600, "Jbob" <jbob1957@Nohotmail1.com>
> wrote:
>
>><phil@phil's.place.com> wrote in message
>>news:2o6nk3hpv7mbk3ltk2atf7jd1gi7s16871@4ax.com. ..
>>>I finally updated to Spybot 1.5 for my machine. However, the dang thing
>>> insists on trying to open from my A: drive. It takes about 5 or 6 tries
>>> before Spybot opens correctly.
>>>
>>> ?
>>
>>Go here: http://forums.spybot.info/forumdisplay.php?f=4 the Spybot
>>forums
>>and look under the Beta. They've got fixes for the 1.5 version. One of
>>which is the A: drive issue. Several others handy fixes as well. You
>>can
>>also just download the beta .17 version and get all the updates rather
>>than
>>updating individual files.
>>
>
> Well, I'm glad to finally hear that somebody has a fix for one of these
> anti spyware program problems.
>
> I've never seen such a bunch of ill written crap in my life, and that
> includes the crap CounterPoint and Norton put out in the days of DOS.
>
> Spyware Sweeper and Spyware Doctor are monstrosities that should have
> died in the beta stage. The took a perfectly healthy machine and
> screwed it up, despite my having taking pains to comb the registry to
> extract their garbage from there.
>
> The Spy on the Spy program that someone recommended gave me a real
> thrill when I inadvertently left clicked instead of right clicked on it.
> Right click- I believe it was, brings up the program, but a left click
> brings up a whole Web page of advertising. How thrilling that was to
> see more advertising inside a proggie that was supposed to warn you of
> malware. Not only that, but after installing the dang thin, my Kerio
> firewall was removed from the Start Up menu. I'm not sure for sure if
> Spy On The Spy did this, but the coincidence of it happening right after
> installing it is rather damning.
>
> After installing and uninstalling all the spyware I had tried over the
> weekend, I found that somewhere along the way my Verizon DSL was had
> also become F*&$^d up. (Let me make it plain that I did not - with the
> exception of Spybot, have more that one anti spyware program on my
> machine at any time. Before installing a new one, I would do an
> uninstall of the one on the machine, including a manual search of the
> registry for any remnants of the one I had uninstalled.) Despite my
> precautions, my machine came down with more and more problems.Today, I
> finally gave up on the project of seeking an effective and safe anti
> spyware program and used Acronis True Image to return my machine to the
> pristine condition it had before my getting involved with this anti
> spyware crapola. Although, I did find AdAware to cause the least amount
> of problems when installed, even though it did not find the malware on
> my wife's machine.
>
> I now am back with my Spybot 1.4 version - with no A; drive problem. I
> must also say this: The only reason I'm keeping Spybot on my machine is
> because of Tea Timer, which is one handy little bugger for protecting
> the registry. If it weren't for Tea Timer, I'd probably get rid of
> Spybot. Such is the bad effects left in my mind after this sojourn of
> experimenting with so-called anti spyware. I might revisit these
> programs again someday when reputable testing outfits such as Madburg
> and Virus Bulletin start testing and rating them. Until then, good
> riddance to bad rubbish.
>
> Oh, yeah, one last word about SuperAntiSpyware - this damn thing has to
> be a fraud. This cruddy thing takes about a thousandth of a micro
> second in testing any file you test with it. NO AV or any other program
> is that fast. This damn thing is through testing before I even let up on
> the mouse button. BULL****!
>
> Enough of this rant. My wife will now use only Mozilla, which does not
> have the search problem that started all this. Nothing else seems
> untoward on her machine, so I'm quitting while I'm coming out at least
> even in this mess.
>

[phil@phil's.place.com]

On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 11:09:22 -0600, phil@phil's.place.com wrote:

>On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 19:36:30 -0800, "pcbutts1"
><pcbutts1@leythosthestalker.com> wrote:
>
>>You know what Phil my offer still stands. My latest version of Remove-it
>>will fix that search issue but you have to trust me and don't listen to
>>those trolls who, by the way, know nothing about spyware, they are just here
>>to bash me. I mean think about it I've been writing and updating my spyware
>>removal software for 4 years now starting with version 1. How is it that 3
>>different people claim I stole their software when all 3 claim they are the
>>owner of my 1 software. The fact is they stole it from me and it was not
>>until I put theft traps in my software that they stopped and changed theirs.
>>You need Remove-it version 15.5 to fix that search issue you currently have
>>ver 15.
>
>Here is the message HOST BLOCK NOTIFIER gives me when trying to access
>your page
>
>"The page you are trying to access has been blocked by the Hosts File.
>Click here to proceed to the web site using proxy"
>
>I have no idea what is going on in this war between you and the others,
>but if all these people plus mvps.org feel your site is a danger, I have
>to err on the side of caution.
>
>As I have previously stated, the problem on my wife's computer is really
>of negligible import. Using Mozilla gets around it completely.
>
>Now, I could again use Acronis True Image to backup her C: before trying
>your program, but to what gain? Even if your program did work, the
>others in here would merely label me a troll, or claim it was you
>posting under the name of phil. Although, my curiosity is sparked, and
>I just might backup her machine and try your program, but NEVER mention
>it in this group if it worked. If I did that, I have a feeling I would
>be blacklisting myself from this group. It's fairly sad to see this crap
>happening in here. It reminds me of a good program whose owner practiced
>spamming Usenet - namely, Evidence Eliminator. People hated the spam,
>and they began saying the program was no good. That was a lie. I've used
>it almost since its inception and it does work. Being against spam is
>one thing, but maligning a program to get to the spammer is wrong.
>Period.
>
>As for one point in your favor, that ******* p.o.s. Raid Slam seems to
>be one of your detractors. For that evil p.o.s. to ever condemn anyone
>for anything is a joke. I remember that mouthy p.o.s. from years back in
>the virus groups. I can just visualize what will happen to all the users
>of his new p.o.s. bug trap somewhere down the road when he slips one of
>his vicious viruses into an update. He'll be in here cackling as to how
>he crippled god knows how many thousands more computers. Believe me,
>this will happen. He's an evil p.o.s.
>
>That's about all I have to say on this subject. Since I don't know the
>truth of this matter, I felt I owed you at least this much of an
>explanation.

Well, sonny, I just had an interesting few moments. Falling prey to my
own habitual curiosity, I renamed my Host file and paid a visit to your
Web page. Firstly, I'll say this, for a guy* who says he's a
programmer, you have one sloppily constructed Web page. If you can't use
simple HTML, I'm to believe you're a programmer?

Anyway, I took the bait and clicked on the link claiming to lead to your
resume' - but with my firewall opened and showing Block All Traffic as I
held my mouse poised over the setting, waiting for any nonsense to
happen. You didn't disappoint. No sooner had I clicked the link, a blank
page came up; the page name merely a sequence of numbers. At the same
time, something began trying to access my A: drive. Well, that's when I
hit the mouse button and bailed with my firewall's Block All Traffic.
But already my system tray had been screwed with and I lost my T Clock
and another two icons, including my Host Block Notifier icon.

To make a long story short, I immediately ran Kaspersky and Spybot.
Neither found any malware. But nice try, guy. However, if I do find
some funny things happening, I'll simply roll back with True Image.

Let this be a warning to anyone else who is new to this group and the
pcbutts issue: Stay away from his site and his malware.

================================================== ===
*No, I did not buy the obvious bait of the pic with the beautiful gal in
it. That trick has been used to death by spammers and porn peddlers.

[Gaz]

pcbutts1 wrote:
> You know what Phil my offer still stands. My latest version of
> Remove-it will fix that search issue but you have to trust me and
> don't listen to those trolls who, by the way, know nothing about
> spyware, they are just here to bash me. I mean think about it I've
> been writing and updating my spyware removal software for 4 years now
> starting with version 1. How is it that 3 different people claim I
> stole their software when all 3 claim they are the owner of my 1
> software. The fact is they stole it from me and it was not until I
> put theft traps in my software that they stopped and changed theirs.
> You need Remove-it version 15.5 to fix that search issue you
> currently have ver 15.
>

I have a question though, there is an allegation that your software blocks
specific sites in the host file.

Is it true you have noahdfear in that list, or any other site offering
legitimate anti spyware products or help?

I ahve found smitfraudfix and smitrem extremely useful tools in removing
smitfraud related spyware, how does yours stand up to these?

thanks

Gaz

[pcbutts1]

What?????? There is no link on my site to my resume or anything close. What
are you talking about? you must have clicked on or typed something else. My
Remove-it software is not even available by download. What are you talking
about?

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<phil@phil's.place.com> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 11:09:22 -0600, phil@phil's.place.com wrote:
>
>>On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 19:36:30 -0800, "pcbutts1"
>><pcbutts1@leythosthestalker.com> wrote:
>>
>>>You know what Phil my offer still stands. My latest version of Remove-it
>>>will fix that search issue but you have to trust me and don't listen to
>>>those trolls who, by the way, know nothing about spyware, they are just
>>>here
>>>to bash me. I mean think about it I've been writing and updating my
>>>spyware
>>>removal software for 4 years now starting with version 1. How is it that
>>>3
>>>different people claim I stole their software when all 3 claim they are
>>>the
>>>owner of my 1 software. The fact is they stole it from me and it was not
>>>until I put theft traps in my software that they stopped and changed
>>>theirs.
>>>You need Remove-it version 15.5 to fix that search issue you currently
>>>have
>>>ver 15.
>>
>>Here is the message HOST BLOCK NOTIFIER gives me when trying to access
>>your page
>>
>>"The page you are trying to access has been blocked by the Hosts File.
>>Click here to proceed to the web site using proxy"
>>
>>I have no idea what is going on in this war between you and the others,
>>but if all these people plus mvps.org feel your site is a danger, I have
>>to err on the side of caution.
>>
>>As I have previously stated, the problem on my wife's computer is really
>>of negligible import. Using Mozilla gets around it completely.
>>
>>Now, I could again use Acronis True Image to backup her C: before trying
>>your program, but to what gain? Even if your program did work, the
>>others in here would merely label me a troll, or claim it was you
>>posting under the name of phil. Although, my curiosity is sparked, and
>>I just might backup her machine and try your program, but NEVER mention
>>it in this group if it worked. If I did that, I have a feeling I would
>>be blacklisting myself from this group. It's fairly sad to see this crap
>>happening in here. It reminds me of a good program whose owner practiced
>>spamming Usenet - namely, Evidence Eliminator. People hated the spam,
>>and they began saying the program was no good. That was a lie. I've used
>>it almost since its inception and it does work. Being against spam is
>>one thing, but maligning a program to get to the spammer is wrong.
>>Period.
>>
>>As for one point in your favor, that ******* p.o.s. Raid Slam seems to
>>be one of your detractors. For that evil p.o.s. to ever condemn anyone
>>for anything is a joke. I remember that mouthy p.o.s. from years back in
>>the virus groups. I can just visualize what will happen to all the users
>>of his new p.o.s. bug trap somewhere down the road when he slips one of
>>his vicious viruses into an update. He'll be in here cackling as to how
>>he crippled god knows how many thousands more computers. Believe me,
>>this will happen. He's an evil p.o.s.
>>
>>That's about all I have to say on this subject. Since I don't know the
>>truth of this matter, I felt I owed you at least this much of an
>>explanation.
>
> Well, sonny, I just had an interesting few moments. Falling prey to my
> own habitual curiosity, I renamed my Host file and paid a visit to your
> Web page. Firstly, I'll say this, for a guy* who says he's a
> programmer, you have one sloppily constructed Web page. If you can't use
> simple HTML, I'm to believe you're a programmer?
>
> Anyway, I took the bait and clicked on the link claiming to lead to your
> resume' - but with my firewall opened and showing Block All Traffic as I
> held my mouse poised over the setting, waiting for any nonsense to
> happen. You didn't disappoint. No sooner had I clicked the link, a blank
> page came up; the page name merely a sequence of numbers. At the same
> time, something began trying to access my A: drive. Well, that's when I
> hit the mouse button and bailed with my firewall's Block All Traffic.
> But already my system tray had been screwed with and I lost my T Clock
> and another two icons, including my Host Block Notifier icon.
>
> To make a long story short, I immediately ran Kaspersky and Spybot.
> Neither found any malware. But nice try, guy. However, if I do find
> some funny things happening, I'll simply roll back with True Image.
>
> Let this be a warning to anyone else who is new to this group and the
> pcbutts issue: Stay away from his site and his malware.
>
> ================================================== ===
> *No, I did not buy the obvious bait of the pic with the beautiful gal in
> it. That trick has been used to death by spammers and porn peddlers.

[pcbutts1]

Are you talking about here http://pcbutts1-therealtruth.blogspot.com/ If so
that's my blog not my website. That is owned and operated by Google and I
have no control over what links go where because it is controlled by Google
but you are still wrong about what you posted. Explain please. As far as
Raid goes he is just a prick who thinks he is annoying. As far as my fellow
MVP's they put me in their host file because they don't like me. Most of
them treat people like a POS in the MS groups and I called them out on it.
They tried to shut me down and flooded my ISP with emails and when nothing
worked they put me in their hosts file. Turn around is fair play so I put
them in mine.

--

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Shagnasty,Rhonda Lea Kirk, Meat Plow, F Kwatu F, George Orwell



<phil@phil's.place.com> wrote in message
news:tldrk3hcts816qa848r6is9ur2imkmuko2@4ax.com...
> On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 11:09:22 -0600, phil@phil's.place.com wrote:
>
>>On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 19:36:30 -0800, "pcbutts1"
>><pcbutts1@leythosthestalker.com> wrote:
>>
>>>You know what Phil my offer still stands. My latest version of Remove-it
>>>will fix that search issue but you have to trust me and don't listen to
>>>those trolls who, by the way, know nothing about spyware, they are just
>>>here
>>>to bash me. I mean think about it I've been writing and updating my
>>>spyware
>>>removal software for 4 years now starting with version 1. How is it that
>>>3
>>>different people claim I stole their software when all 3 claim they are
>>>the
>>>owner of my 1 software. The fact is they stole it from me and it was not
>>>until I put theft traps in my software that they stopped and changed
>>>theirs.
>>>You need Remove-it version 15.5 to fix that search issue you currently
>>>have
>>>ver 15.
>>
>>Here is the message HOST BLOCK NOTIFIER gives me when trying to access
>>your page
>>
>>"The page you are trying to access has been blocked by the Hosts File.
>>Click here to proceed to the web site using proxy"
>>
>>I have no idea what is going on in this war between you and the others,
>>but if all these people plus mvps.org feel your site is a danger, I have
>>to err on the side of caution.
>>
>>As I have previously stated, the problem on my wife's computer is really
>>of negligible import. Using Mozilla gets around it completely.
>>
>>Now, I could again use Acronis True Image to backup her C: before trying
>>your program, but to what gain? Even if your program did work, the
>>others in here would merely label me a troll, or claim it was you
>>posting under the name of phil. Although, my curiosity is sparked, and
>>I just might backup her machine and try your program, but NEVER mention
>>it in this group if it worked. If I did that, I have a feeling I would
>>be blacklisting myself from this group. It's fairly sad to see this crap
>>happening in here. It reminds me of a good program whose owner practiced
>>spamming Usenet - namely, Evidence Eliminator. People hated the spam,
>>and they began saying the program was no good. That was a lie. I've used
>>it almost since its inception and it does work. Being against spam is
>>one thing, but maligning a program to get to the spammer is wrong.
>>Period.
>>
>>As for one point in your favor, that ******* p.o.s. Raid Slam seems to
>>be one of your detractors. For that evil p.o.s. to ever condemn anyone
>>for anything is a joke. I remember that mouthy p.o.s. from years back in
>>the virus groups. I can just visualize what will happen to all the users
>>of his new p.o.s. bug trap somewhere down the road when he slips one of
>>his vicious viruses into an update. He'll be in here cackling as to how
>>he crippled god knows how many thousands more computers. Believe me,
>>this will happen. He's an evil p.o.s.
>>
>>That's about all I have to say on this subject. Since I don't know the
>>truth of this matter, I felt I owed you at least this much of an
>>explanation.
>
> Well, sonny, I just had an interesting few moments. Falling prey to my
> own habitual curiosity, I renamed my Host file and paid a visit to your
> Web page. Firstly, I'll say this, for a guy* who says he's a
> programmer, you have one sloppily constructed Web page. If you can't use
> simple HTML, I'm to believe you're a programmer?
>
> Anyway, I took the bait and clicked on the link claiming to lead to your
> resume' - but with my firewall opened and showing Block All Traffic as I
> held my mouse poised over the setting, waiting for any nonsense to
> happen. You didn't disappoint. No sooner had I clicked the link, a blank
> page came up; the page name merely a sequence of numbers. At the same
> time, something began trying to access my A: drive. Well, that's when I
> hit the mouse button and bailed with my firewall's Block All Traffic.
> But already my system tray had been screwed with and I lost my T Clock
> and another two icons, including my Host Block Notifier icon.
>
> To make a long story short, I immediately ran Kaspersky and Spybot.
> Neither found any malware. But nice try, guy. However, if I do find
> some funny things happening, I'll simply roll back with True Image.
>
> Let this be a warning to anyone else who is new to this group and the
> pcbutts issue: Stay away from his site and his malware.
>
> ================================================== ===
> *No, I did not buy the obvious bait of the pic with the beautiful gal in
> it. That trick has been used to death by spammers and porn peddlers.

[pcbutts1]

Siri, noahdfear, Dusbin kooks, mvps.org, Stuart Saunders, and mysteryfcm are
all blocked by my hosts file. Siri, noahdfear, and Stuart Saunders are in
there because they stole my software and accused me of stealing theirs. Siri
and noahdfear have since changed the format of theirs as such that it no
longer resembles mine like it did 3 years ago. The little ****er Stuart
Saunders still tries to copy mine. Dusbin kook, mysteryfcm and mvps.org are
in there because they are just idiots and mvps has me in their hosts file.
My software removes everything theirs does and I think mine is better and
faster, it certainly does more and has more features. They all work, we all
help in the same groups(under a different name) we all do regular updates we
all do it for free except I don't ask for donations like the others do, I
don't need the money.

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H. Lipman, Max M Wachtell III aka What's in a Name?, Fitz, Beauregard T.
Shagnasty,Rhonda Lea Kirk, Meat Plow, F Kwatu F, George Orwell



"Gaz" <gazter@msn.com> wrote in message
news:5r6ac5F1326cdU1@mid.individual.net...
> pcbutts1 wrote:
>> You know what Phil my offer still stands. My latest version of
>> Remove-it will fix that search issue but you have to trust me and
>> don't listen to those trolls who, by the way, know nothing about
>> spyware, they are just here to bash me. I mean think about it I've
>> been writing and updating my spyware removal software for 4 years now
>> starting with version 1. How is it that 3 different people claim I
>> stole their software when all 3 claim they are the owner of my 1
>> software. The fact is they stole it from me and it was not until I
>> put theft traps in my software that they stopped and changed theirs.
>> You need Remove-it version 15.5 to fix that search issue you
>> currently have ver 15.
>>
>
> I have a question though, there is an allegation that your software blocks
> specific sites in the host file.
>
> Is it true you have noahdfear in that list, or any other site offering
> legitimate anti spyware products or help?
>
> I ahve found smitfraudfix and smitrem extremely useful tools in removing
> smitfraud related spyware, how does yours stand up to these?
>
> thanks
>
> Gaz
>
>

[Dustin Cook]

phil@phil's.place.com wrote in
news:v58rk3tsn5hclkq38l3fkkp9jn875qt73j@4ax.com:

> On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 19:36:30 -0800, "pcbutts1"
> <pcbutts1@leythosthestalker.com> wrote:
>
>>You know what Phil my offer still stands. My latest version of
>>Remove-it will fix that search issue but you have to trust me and
>>don't listen to those trolls who, by the way, know nothing about
>>spyware, they are just here to bash me. I mean think about it I've
>>been writing and updating my spyware removal software for 4 years now
>>starting with version 1. How is it that 3 different people claim I
>>stole their software when all 3 claim they are the owner of my 1
>>software. The fact is they stole it from me and it was not until I put
>>theft traps in my software that they stopped and changed theirs. You
>>need Remove-it version 15.5 to fix that search issue you currently
>>have ver 15.
>
> Here is the message HOST BLOCK NOTIFIER gives me when trying to access
> your page
>
> "The page you are trying to access has been blocked by the Hosts File.
> Click here to proceed to the web site using proxy"
>
> I have no idea what is going on in this war between you and the
> others, but if all these people plus mvps.org feel your site is a
> danger, I have to err on the side of caution.
>
> As I have previously stated, the problem on my wife's computer is
> really of negligible import. Using Mozilla gets around it completely.
>
> Now, I could again use Acronis True Image to backup her C: before
> trying your program, but to what gain? Even if your program did work,
> the others in here would merely label me a troll, or claim it was you
> posting under the name of phil. Although, my curiosity is sparked,
> and I just might backup her machine and try your program, but NEVER

Phil, Nobody is disputing that the script offered by pcbutts may or may
not work, That's not the issue. The issue is that the script is known to
be stolen, it's not his. He's trying to take credit for work he did not
do. If it works, great, feel free to let us know. I have had pleasant
dealings with pcbutts before myself, I wasn't blacklisted for it, so I
don't see why you feel you would be. The *only* issue is the fact he is
stealing other peoples work and passing it off as his own.

> As for one point in your favor, that ******* p.o.s. Raid Slam seems to
> be one of your detractors. For that evil p.o.s. to ever condemn
> anyone for anything is a joke. I remember that mouthy p.o.s. from
> years back in the virus groups. I can just visualize what will happen
> to all the users of his new p.o.s. bug trap somewhere down the road
> when he slips one of his vicious viruses into an update. He'll be in
> here cackling as to how he crippled god knows how many thousands more
> computers. Believe me, this will happen. He's an evil p.o.s.

Wow Phil. I only condemn pcbutts due to his need to steal other peoples
work. If your okay with a thief, that's alright with me. However, to
compare my actions to that of his is slightly unfair. I took full credit
for MY work; not that of other people.

I have since stopped writing malicious things, and you will find nothing
malicious authored by myself in going on 8 years now. So the idea that my
BugHunter scanner (which might even be able to help your stupid ass, but
I wouldn't want you to use it at this point anyway) is in any way or will
become in any way (it's going to turn 3 years old in a few months) is at
best, a very ignorant assumption to make.

> That's about all I have to say on this subject. Since I don't know the
> truth of this matter, I felt I owed you at least this much of an
> explanation.

Phil, if you wish to know whats going on, a simple google search on
pcbutts will give you a nice helping. You don't owe him anything, he
didn't write the script he's offering.

Sad to see your hatred towards me for something I did nearly 8 years ago
is still there, but your okay with a thief. What an odd sense of
moralistic values you must have.




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phil@phil's.place.com wrote in
news:tldrk3hcts816qa848r6is9ur2imkmuko2@4ax.com:

> On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 11:09:22 -0600, phil@phil's.place.com wrote:
>
>>On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 19:36:30 -0800, "pcbutts1"
>><pcbutts1@leythosthestalker.com> wrote:
>>
>>>You know what Phil my offer still stands. My latest version of
>>>Remove-it will fix that search issue but you have to trust me and
>>>don't listen to those trolls who, by the way, know nothing about
>>>spyware, they are just here to bash me. I mean think about it I've
>>>been writing and updating my spyware removal software for 4 years now
>>>starting with version 1. How is it that 3 different people claim I
>>>stole their software when all 3 claim they are the owner of my 1
>>>software. The fact is they stole it from me and it was not until I
>>>put theft traps in my software that they stopped and changed theirs.
>>>You need Remove-it version 15.5 to fix that search issue you
>>>currently have ver 15.
>>
>>Here is the message HOST BLOCK NOTIFIER gives me when trying to access
>>your page
>>
>>"The page you are trying to access has been blocked by the Hosts File.
>>Click here to proceed to the web site using proxy"
>>
>>I have no idea what is going on in this war between you and the
>>others, but if all these people plus mvps.org feel your site is a
>>danger, I have to err on the side of caution.
>>
>>As I have previously stated, the problem on my wife's computer is
>>really of negligible import. Using Mozilla gets around it completely.
>>
>>Now, I could again use Acronis True Image to backup her C: before
>>trying your program, but to what gain? Even if your program did work,
>>the others in here would merely label me a troll, or claim it was you
>>posting under the name of phil. Although, my curiosity is sparked,
>>and I just might backup her machine and try your program, but NEVER
>>mention it in this group if it worked. If I did that, I have a feeling
>>I would be blacklisting myself from this group. It's fairly sad to see
>>this crap happening in here. It reminds me of a good program whose
>>owner practiced spamming Usenet - namely, Evidence Eliminator. People
>>hated the spam, and they began saying the program was no good. That
>>was a lie. I've used it almost since its inception and it does work.
>>Being against spam is one thing, but maligning a program to get to the
>>spammer is wrong. Period.
>>
>>As for one point in your favor, that ******* p.o.s. Raid Slam seems to
>>be one of your detractors. For that evil p.o.s. to ever condemn
>>anyone for anything is a joke. I remember that mouthy p.o.s. from
>>years back in the virus groups. I can just visualize what will happen
>>to all the users of his new p.o.s. bug trap somewhere down the road
>>when he slips one of his vicious viruses into an update. He'll be in
>>here cackling as to how he crippled god knows how many thousands more
>>computers. Believe me, this will happen. He's an evil p.o.s.
>>
>>That's about all I have to say on this subject. Since I don't know the
>>truth of this matter, I felt I owed you at least this much of an
>>explanation.
>
> Well, sonny, I just had an interesting few moments. Falling prey to
> my own habitual curiosity, I renamed my Host file and paid a visit to
> your Web page. Firstly, I'll say this, for a guy* who says he's a
> programmer, you have one sloppily constructed Web page. If you can't
> use simple HTML, I'm to believe you're a programmer?
>
> Anyway, I took the bait and clicked on the link claiming to lead to
> your resume' - but with my firewall opened and showing Block All
> Traffic as I held my mouse poised over the setting, waiting for any
> nonsense to happen. You didn't disappoint. No sooner had I clicked the
> link, a blank page came up; the page name merely a sequence of
> numbers. At the same time, something began trying to access my A:
> drive. Well, that's when I hit the mouse button and bailed with my
> firewall's Block All Traffic. But already my system tray had been
> screwed with and I lost my T Clock and another two icons, including my
> Host Block Notifier icon.
>
> To make a long story short, I immediately ran Kaspersky and Spybot.
> Neither found any malware. But nice try, guy. However, if I do find
> some funny things happening, I'll simply roll back with True Image.
>
> Let this be a warning to anyone else who is new to this group and the
> pcbutts issue: Stay away from his site and his malware.

Wow. How long has that taken you to figure out now?

Phil... your an idiot.


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"Gaz" <gazter@msn.com> wrote in news:5r6ac5F1326cdU1@mid.individual.net:

> pcbutts1 wrote:
>> You know what Phil my offer still stands. My latest version of
>> Remove-it will fix that search issue but you have to trust me and
>> don't listen to those trolls who, by the way, know nothing about
>> spyware, they are just here to bash me. I mean think about it I've
>> been writing and updating my spyware removal software for 4 years now
>> starting with version 1. How is it that 3 different people claim I
>> stole their software when all 3 claim they are the owner of my 1
>> software. The fact is they stole it from me and it was not until I
>> put theft traps in my software that they stopped and changed theirs.
>> You need Remove-it version 15.5 to fix that search issue you
>> currently have ver 15.
>>
>
> I have a question though, there is an allegation that your software
> blocks specific sites in the host file.
>
> Is it true you have noahdfear in that list, or any other site offering
> legitimate anti spyware products or help?

He has me I believe noahdfear is on his list too. And a few other
sites, yes.

> I ahve found smitfraudfix and smitrem extremely useful tools in
> removing smitfraud related spyware, how does yours stand up to these?

It's not his, and actually, it does work for some infections; but I
repeat, it's not his script. Really, the script isn't the issue. the fact
it is NOT his is the issue.


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