Do you guys have trouble with advertising Pop Ups breakin into your games?
It's driving me nuts!!! I purchased a pop-up filter but I still get the damn
things, all the time...... Any help would be appreciated..... Thanks
davehinz@spamcop.net - 24 Jul 2003 13:13 GMT
Bill D. <billdowler@comcast.net> pressed random keys until the following was produced:
> Do you guys have trouble with advertising Pop Ups breakin into your games?
> It's driving me nuts!!! I purchased a pop-up filter but I still get the damn
> things, all the time...... Any help would be appreciated..... Thanks
I use one from panicware.com - they have a free edition which is updated
frequently, catches almost everything, and if you do want to get something
that it thinks is an unwanted popup, you just hold down the shift key
and it'll let it through. Free and doesn't suck, hard to beat.
Of course, as someone else mentioned, do a scan with adaware or similar
to clean all the spyware out of your system also/first. (lavasoftusa.com)
...also free...
Dave Hinz
Xocyll - 24 Jul 2003 16:14 GMT
"Bill D." <billdowler@comcast.net> looked up from reading the entrails
of the porn spammer to utter "The Augury is good, the signs say:
>Do you guys have trouble with advertising Pop Ups breakin into your games?
>It's driving me nuts!!! I purchased a pop-up filter but I still get the damn
>things, all the time...... Any help would be appreciated..... Thanks
Simple solution - don't install spyware/adware programs on your system.
I don't and i've never had any kind of popup advertising on any system
i've owned or been responsible for.
See what's installed on your system and google on their names, you'll
soon find out which in the adware and then you can remove it and be
ad-free.
Xocyll

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