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@waspish wrote:
ive fallen foul of the latest scam on the net a firm in leeds is trawling adult sites (not just sex sites} they put links onto legit sites and if you click on they hijack your computer by sending you bills that you cant delete they pop up every few minutes and you cannot get rid of their demands for money, they sent me a bill for 40 quid for clicking on an adult cartoon site ffs!!! it took my beloved a whole nite of trawling net sites to get software to rid the damned thing so be careful folks its no more than thuggery and demanding money with threats. ive done a bit of homework and the firm is well known for this but cant be stopped legally yet so beware all. MICRO BILL SYSTEMS ARE THIEVES AND BULLIES DONT BE CAUGHT OUT :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
I wish i had this, i could atleast test my pop up stopper software, as nothing ever challenges it :twisted:
@forumhostpb wrote:
To add to what Anita has (quite correctly) pointed out. This type of e-mail which seeks to make the recipioent aware of some terrible impending event like a mystery virus or worm that will destroy their computer etc etc is a typical hoax.
The idea is to encourage people to send it on to as many of their ‘contacts’ as they can ….. thus creating an big surge in internet traffic as they do so – which is exactly the same thing that most infected e-mails seek to do.
These e-mails are inevitably spammed hoaxes and the sensible thing is to totally ingnore them and simply delete them WITHOUT taking any other action like responding or forwarding them.
BTW if you reply to this sort of spam mail you only confirm to the spammer that they have reached a ”live” e-mail address which will result in more and more spam hitting your inbox in the future.
Nearly chokes in shock to see PB agrees with me :shock: , your good deeds will be rewarded on my journey to world domination muhahaha!
@Dibb’s wrote:
If your into the product that contains a glass and a half of milk in it’s advertising patter then this is the one advert for you……..
No it’s not me in the clip either! :wink:
Dibb’s.
I know its been a long time since phil collins has been popular and on our tv screens, but its nice to see he can still play the drums, you would of thought he would of had a shave though :shock:
@undertaker wrote:
@anita Gofradump wrote:
WE LOVE YA PAT!
Bunns is much better looking
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
should of gone to spec savers.
@sharongooner wrote:
Please Be Extremely Careful
>>> especially if using internet mail such as Yahoo, Hotmail, AOL and
so on.
>>>
>>>
>>> This information arrived this morning direct from both Microsoft
and
>>> Norton.
>>>
>>> Please send it to everybody you know who has access to the
Internet.
>>>
>>> You may receive an apparently harmless email with a P ower Point
>>> presentation ‘Life is beautiful.’
>>>
>>> If you receive it DO NOT OPEN THE FILE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES ,
and
>>> delete it immediately.
>>>
>>> If you open this file, a message will appear on your screen saying:
‘It
>>> is too late now, your life is no longer beautiful.’
>>>
>>> Subsequently you will LOSE EVERYTHING IN YOUR PC and the person who
sent
>>> it to you will gain access to your name, e-mail and password.
>>>
>>> This is a new virus which started to circulate on Saturday
afternoon.
>>>
>>> AOL has already confirmed the severity, and the antivirus
software’s are
>>> not capable of destroying it.
>>>
>>> The virus has been created by a hacker who calls himself ‘life
owner.’
>>>
>>>
>>> PLEASE SEND A COPY OF THIS EMAIL TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS and ask them
to
>>> PASS
>>> IT ON IMMEDIATELY
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>The only danger of that mail is it boring everyone to death, any dumb mail that asks you to pass it on, or tell your friends is etc is suspect to begin with, nobody warns you about viruses with emails usually, unless they themselves are trying to infect you.
@r.O.T.T wrote:
treated adversity with the distain it deserves
God speed1 Less woman driver on the road, be greatful for small mercys
@ugo wrote:
Did anyone know that when you type an address & theres a forward slash in it , you can put a back slash there instead & it will still come up with the right results !
6000 posts of utter sh!t
(Er…. 5,999 posts actually :lol: :wink: ……Ed)
It’s nothing more than PC gone more extreme, dont you think there’s a good reason no woman has done this for 500 years!
Next you will have Asians and Polish wanting some of this glorified tour guide job.
You have to have served minimum 22yrs to be eligible for this job, so the average candidate will be around 40yrs of age, you cannot join the army at 40, but you can protect the queen, something slightly not right there. It’s bad enough the head of state is a woman, let alone being guarded by them, this country is going down the pan more by the day.Bring back public hangings and flogging!
@oss wrote:
Hello Peeps, just thought i would book in and say hi to everyone, right i am off again now. Have fun all :D
So you started a new thread to say hello you are going?….tOSSer!
@dolflip25 wrote:
http://www.hoax-slayer.com/michael-jackson-dead.html
Michael Jackson is Dead Hoax
Summary:
Email claims that the decayed body of the real Michael Jackson has been discovered buried at the Neverland Ranch (Full commentary below.)Status:
FalseExample:(Submitted via email, April 2005)
Excerpt from email forward:Subject: SHOCKING NEWS
SANTA BARBARA, CA-During a search for evidence at the Neverland Valley Ranch, investigators discovered a corpse that has been identified as that of Michael Jackson, Santa Barbara police officials announced Tuesday. “Coroners have officially pronounced Michael Jackson dead. From what we can tell, he died between 18 and 20 years ago,” forensic investigator Tim Holbrooke said. “We are not certain, at this time, who-or what-has been standing trial in that Santa Maria courthouse.”
Commentary:
An email forward is circulating in which it is claimed that the real Michael Jackson is dead and that an impostor, possibly of supernatural origin, has taken his place. The message is disguised to resemble a genuine news report and includes images of the discovery and “the creature that claims to be Michael Jackson”. According to this “news report” the corpse of the real Michael Jackson has been found buried under miniature-train tracks at Jackson’s Neverland Ranch. Supposedly, forensic tests indicated that the body has been there for many years. The story implies that the entity currently claiming to be Michael Jackson is in fact an otherworldly figure – perhaps a demon.Of course, there is not even a shred of truth in this far-fetched tale. The story is satire, and is presumably intended to amuse and entertain. This tale originates from a recent feature on the satirical news site, The Onion.
When viewed in it’s original context on The Onion website, it is quite clear that the story is satirical and not intended to report a real incident. In fact, all stories featured on the Onion website are satirical in nature. Unfortunately, because the story is now circulating in the form of a sourceless email forward, some credulous recipients actually believe the story to be true in spite of its fantastic claims.
A closer examination of the information should reveal its satirical nature to even the most gullible of readers. Naturally, if true, such a story would be front-page news around the planet.
False reports about the deaths of celebrities are not uncommon. During 2004, a satirical “news” report about the death of American Idol’s William Hung spread widely via email and the Internet and hoodwinked many readers.
(Nevermind, nice try Anita ;) )
What a fcking retard!
