Buffalo wrote:

> The program I installed from Ascentive had a different name and it was
> described as a product that would increase the performance of your
> computer.

I had a look at the finallyfast.com web site several weeks ago, after
seeing their TV commercial, the one with the guy whose hair is blowing
straight back. The whole deal reeks of a scam. One of the prime reasons
is the web site (or the commercial) *do not* mention the price anywhere
I could find.

In part, it says:

"ActiveSpeed can make your Internet connection run up to 375% faster."

Yeah, right. What is 375% of a 56Kb dialup? I also send their download
file to Jotti, and some of the tests listed it as a trojan. That could
be because it is an 'installer' but who knows?

> Since I have the paid version of SAS and NSW and the free version of
> Avira, and SpywareBlaster and the free version of MBAM ...

It is sad that all of those products are necessary to keep your Windows
PC relatively free of malignant tumors - and that's only for the more
aware users. The rest live in a sewer. A couple of years ago, I got
tired of all the hassles and simply dumped Microsoft Windows. Life is
much more relaxed now.

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-bts
-Friends don't let friends drive Windows