SuperAntiSpyware problem

[Jonathan Mars]

"David H. Lipman" <DLipman~nospam~@Verizon.Net> wrote in message
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> It doesn't work that way. The same way Bochner couldn't do anything about
> the WinFixer
> group. It took the FTC.
>
> In this case it may be an IP issue that Nick would have to take action on.


Um, no. Once again there are organizations I could go report this to and
they would investigate and they would take care of reporting it to the FTC.
Just because it is in SA doesn't mean only Nick can file a complaint and I
question why you are trying to make me believe that BS. Computer crimes are
a federal offense punishable by hefty fines and/or jail time now. It is not
a simple case of going on the Judge Judy show anymore. Their only protection
is if they are off-shore and hard to get at, Zango has already been in
trouble with the FTC. It's possible he downloaded a file that someone else
hacked into SA and not Zango themselves. It would be extremely stupid of
them to continue with these illegal activities if they are already well
known to the FTC. Next time they won't be so light on them. And why are you
trying to obfuscate the matter. Is it because you have a vested interest in
malware? It would make sense that you like malware because it keeps you in
business maybe. A spammer in Canada was recently fined over 30 million
dollars. Has that got you scared or what?

[Jonathan Mars]

"G Mulcaster" <mulcasterXXX@XXXshaw.ca> wrote in message
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> A google search reveals several SAS sites. The first two are likely
> authentic and, from experience, I can't see myself not picking one of
> those. However, it appears I didn't...
>
> Regards, Gary


Well, you should at least email the author of SA and tell him about it
because it does affect his business in a negative way so he may want to
investigate the matter. I was discussing this Zango thing last night with a
friend and he told me some site tried to charge him for OPenOffice, which is
a freeware Office alternative app developed by Sun.

[G Mulcaster]

On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 08:25:52 -0800, "Jonathan Mars" <JM@here.invalid>
wrote:

>"G Mulcaster" <mulcasterXXX@XXXshaw.ca> wrote in message
>news:9esak4596ll0e0elhc36i6tln6usatc4e8@4ax.com.. .
>> A google search reveals several SAS sites. The first two are likely
>> authentic and, from experience, I can't see myself not picking one of
>> those. However, it appears I didn't...
>
>Well, you should at least email the author of SA and tell him about it
>because it does affect his business in a negative way so he may want to
>investigate the matter.

Done. I sent my start comments and referred to this thread.

Gary

[Jonathan Mars]

"G Mulcaster" <mulcasterXXX@XXXshaw.ca> wrote in message
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> Done. I sent my start comments and referred to this thread.
>
> Gary


Good. I think a lot of spyware exists because most people never do anything
about it. Just wipe their PC and start over. I saw an article on 60 Minutes
or one of those type of shows about a guy who lives on a barge in the Thames
in England and has multiple computers set up in it and all he does is track
down malware and fight the good fight. That takes dedication.