:  E-mail account disabling warning. 
From: administration@yahoo.com  Add to Address Book 

    
Dear user of "Yahoo.com" mailing system,

Our antivirus software has detected a large amount of viruses outgoing 
from your email account, you may use our free anti-virus tool to clean up 
your computer software.

For further details see the attach.

The Management,
    The Yahoo.com team          

Hi, I was getting a LOT of Mailer Daemon messages. None of my Programs could detect 
the problem. Yahoo was going to close my free account with them. I was having other 
problems, everything pointed to a worm.
I downloaded 'NoAdware' and it found the newest version of Mimail, and deleted it, 
for free.
I have a lot of AntiVirus Programs. The only one that charges me is McAfee.
I'm VERY ANGRY with this Forum. How dare they give me a private email, Warning me 
to 'Stop recommending 'NoAdware.' 
My account with Yahoo is still active. I believe that 'Mimail' was probably the problem. 
'NoAdware' got rid of it.
Research has shown that there may possibly be a Lawsuit between 'NoAdware' and 'Spywareblaster'. 
Cloned? I'm not sure. I don't care!!! This Forum seems to reccomend 'Spywareblaster.' 
Why?
What happened to my First Ammendment Rights that someone at the administration level 
of this Forum would send me an email that tells me that I cannot reccomend a solution 
that worked for me?
If the Administrators of this Forum have a legitimate Problem with a specific Program, 
they should let us know and give us legitimate reasons for their decision.
Slapping me in the face was wrong!!! I believe that I have been a useful member of 
this Forum. I hope you agree. If you don't, I will bow out.
I take offense to the annonymous email!!!
Get a backbone! If you have problem with 'NoAdware', post it, and let everyone research 
it on their own.
Don't take your insecurities out on me!!! I know who you are from your previous comments.
Be honest. I AM!!!
Sincerely, Darlene

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re: Annonymous email from the administrators takes away my First Amendment RIGHTS, Please read Friday, July 2, 2004 at 5:06 am Posted by joe (7018 messages posted) Darlene, i just sent a attachment of your messege to a friend who works at yahoo, it seems a little fishy due to the fact that this person had told me in the recent past that the only antivirus and security tools it utilizes is symamtec, i will let you know when the get back to me, ok kiddo? :( On Friday, July 2, 2004 at 2:35 am, darlene wrote: >: E-mail account disabling warning. >From: administration@yahoo.com Add to Address Book > > >Dear user of "Yahoo.com" mailing system, > >Our antivirus software has detected a large amount of viruses outgoing >from your email account, you may use our free anti-virus tool to clean up >your computer software. > >For further details see the attach. > >The Management, > The Yahoo.com team > >Hi, I was getting a LOT of Mailer Daemon messages. None of my Programs could detect >the problem. Yahoo was going to close my free account with them. I was having other >problems, everything pointed to a worm. >I downloaded 'NoAdware' and it found the newest version of Mimail, and deleted it, >for free. >I have a lot of AntiVirus Programs. The only one that charges me is McAfee. >I'm VERY ANGRY with this Forum. How dare they give me a private email, Warning me >to 'Stop recommending 'NoAdware.' >My account with Yahoo is still active. I believe that 'Mimail' was probably the problem. >'NoAdware' got rid of it. >Research has shown that there may possibly be a Lawsuit between 'NoAdware' and 'Spywareblaster'. >Cloned? I'm not sure. I don't care!!! This Forum seems to reccomend 'Spywareblaster.' >Why? >What happened to my First Ammendment Rights that someone at the administration level >of this Forum would send me an email that tells me that I cannot reccomend a solution >that worked for me? >If the Administrators of this Forum have a legitimate Problem with a specific Program, >they should let us know and give us legitimate reasons for their decision. >Slapping me in the face was wrong!!! I believe that I have been a useful member of >this Forum. I hope you agree. If you don't, I will bow out. >I take offense to the annonymous email!!! >Get a backbone! If you have problem with 'NoAdware', post it, and let everyone research >it on their own. >Don't take your insecurities out on me!!! I know who you are from your previous comments. >Be honest. I AM!!! >Sincerely, Darlene [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Annonymous email from the administrators takes away my First Amendment RIGHTS, Please read Friday, July 2, 2004 at 5:19 am Posted by mariah (33 messages posted) Darlene: It sounds funny to me, also. But I think you should read this if you're using noadware. http:\\www.spywarewarrior.com/rogue_anti-spyware.htm [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Annonymous email from the administrators takes away my First Amendment RIGHTS, Please read Friday, July 2, 2004 at 5:21 am Posted by Buddy (74 messages posted) This is what I had Found about "NoAdware" on the LavaSoft site, maybe this could be the reason that some people are leary about that, i don't know, but here you go.... scam.noadware.net Object recognized! Type : RegKey Data : Category : Malware Comment : Rootkey : HKEY_USERS Object : .default\SOFTWARE\NoAdware scam.noadware.net Object recognized! Type : RegKey Data : Category : Malware Comment : Rootkey : HKEY_CURRENT_USER Object : SOFTWARE\NoAdware scam.noadware.net Object recognized! Type : Folder Category : Malware Comment : Object : c:\program files\NoAdware scam.noadware.net Object recognized! Type : Folder Category : Malware Comment : Object : c:\windows\start menu\programs\NoAdware scam.noadware.net Object recognized! Type : File Data : unins000.dat Category : Malware Comment : Object : c:\program files\noadware\ FileSize : 1 KB Created on : 19/3/04 12:19:20 PM Last accessed : 19/3/04 4:00:00 PM Last modified : 19/3/04 12:19:22 PM scam.noadware.net Object recognized! Type : File Data : unins000.exe Category : Malware Comment : Object : c:\program files\noadware\ FileSize : 74 KB FileVersion : 51.9.0.0 Copyright : Copyright © 1997-2003 Jordan Russell CompanyName : Jordan Russell FileDescription : Inno Setup Uninstaller Created on : 27/11/03 8:00:00 PM Last accessed : 19/3/04 4:00:00 PM Last modified : 19/3/04 12:19:20 PM scam.noadware.net Object recognized! Type : File Data : noadware_011704_v2.na Category : Malware Comment : Object : c:\program files\noadware\ FileSize : 149 KB Created on : 22/1/04 4:33:37 AM Last accessed : 19/3/04 4:00:00 PM Last modified : 22/1/04 4:33:38 AM scam.noadware.net Object recognized! Type : File Data : noadware.lnk Category : Malware Comment : Object : c:\windows\start menu\programs\noadware\ Created on : 19/3/04 12:19:20 PM Last accessed : 19/3/04 4:00:00 PM Last modified : 19/3/04 12:19:22 PM scam.noadware.net Object recognized! Type : File Data : uninstall noadware.lnk Category : Malware Comment : Object : c:\windows\start menu\programs\noadware\ Created on : 19/3/04 12:19:20 PM Last accessed : 19/3/04 4:00:00 PM Last modified : 19/3/04 12:19:22 PM Conditional scan result: ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ New objects : 9 Objects found so far: 16 6:50:06 AM Scan complete Summary of this scan ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ Total scanning time :00:20:23:410 Objects scanned :148481 Objects identified :16 Objects ignored :0 New objects :16 On Friday, July 2, 2004 at 2:35 am, darlene wrote: >: E-mail account disabling warning. >From: administration@yahoo.com Add to Address Book > > >Dear user of "Yahoo.com" mailing system, > >Our antivirus software has detected a large amount of viruses outgoing >from your email account, you may use our free anti-virus tool to clean up >your computer software. > >For further details see the attach. > >The Management, > The Yahoo.com team > >Hi, I was getting a LOT of Mailer Daemon messages. None of my Programs could detect >the problem. Yahoo was going to close my free account with them. I was having other >problems, everything pointed to a worm. >I downloaded 'NoAdware' and it found the newest version of Mimail, and deleted it, >for free. >I have a lot of AntiVirus Programs. The only one that charges me is McAfee. >I'm VERY ANGRY with this Forum. How dare they give me a private email, Warning me >to 'Stop recommending 'NoAdware.' >My account with Yahoo is still active. I believe that 'Mimail' was probably the problem. >'NoAdware' got rid of it. >Research has shown that there may possibly be a Lawsuit between 'NoAdware' and 'Spywareblaster'. >Cloned? I'm not sure. I don't care!!! This Forum seems to reccomend 'Spywareblaster.' >Why? >What happened to my First Ammendment Rights that someone at the administration level >of this Forum would send me an email that tells me that I cannot reccomend a solution >that worked for me? >If the Administrators of this Forum have a legitimate Problem with a specific Program, >they should let us know and give us legitimate reasons for their decision. >Slapping me in the face was wrong!!! I believe that I have been a useful member of >this Forum. I hope you agree. If you don't, I will bow out. >I take offense to the annonymous email!!! >Get a backbone! If you have problem with 'NoAdware', post it, and let everyone research >it on their own. >Don't take your insecurities out on me!!! I know who you are from your previous comments. >Be honest. I AM!!! >Sincerely, Darlene [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Mac Friday, July 2, 2004 at 1:10 pm Posted by Cam (4178 messages posted) Free MS Update CD You have to be quite careful these days as there ARE some scam programs that always say that they have found something wrong and "remove" it for you. But then it gets installed when ... you ... install the scam. I have to say that I really don't know about 'NoAdware'. Mac WINDOWS HELP  RAM [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Annonymous email from the administrators takes away my First Amendment RIGHTS, Please read Friday, July 2, 2004 at 1:13 pm Posted by Jack Gulley (5917 messages posted) Gee... I got almost the same exact e-mail from HotMail.com regarding my account a while back. And one from my Dial-up ISP the same day! Followed the next day with one from Yahoo.com. It/they wanted me to use their link to access their free virus scan software, but fill in some personal account information for verification first, including enter my *****'ed password for access. First problem was I do not nor never had an account with Yahoo.com! Second the link to access their free software, while it looked good in the HTML, was to servers in Asia. Third, a quick check of my router access logs, showed that my systems had not accessed any of these ISP's or their e-mail servers for the past week! (I had been busy doing other things and had only been using my cable ISP.) Forth, running several different Adware, Spyware, Virus and Trojan scans did not pick up any thing unusual. And doing a full check of all programs (including hidden ones) did not show any new program files on my system that I was not aware of. I of course did not run any of the scam scanners like NoAdware which "report fake infections that do not exist". (They really want to look get and get you to buy their scam product.) Accessing those e-mail accounts did show a few "returned" e-mail claiming a virus was found. But a close check of the HTML in these notices showed that they did not actually come from the ISP e-mail server they claimed to have come from, but an account somewhere in Asia, ... hum do I detect a pattern here. When I then click on the link provided and entered some "fake" account information, it accepted it and passed me to valid links on those ISP's web sites! A quick check of router logs then showed that I had accessed an IP address in Asia and then the actual ISP web sites. Hum... smells like the typical scam to me. An attempt to get your logon passwords. I also got this e-mal yesterday: Hoax Warning I hate those hoax warnings, but this one is important! Send this warning to everyone on your e-mail list. If someone comes to your front door saying they are conducting a survey and asks you to take your clothes off, do not do it.!!! This is a scam; they only want to see you naked. I wish I'd gotten this yesterday. I feel so stupid now..... [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Annonymous email from the administrators takes away my First Amendment RIGHTS, Please read Friday, July 2, 2004 at 1:16 pm Posted by Cam (4178 messages posted) Free MS Update CD I just remembered something else. Someone warned me about recommending a certain registry cleaner from this forum. From the administration. And they were absolutely right! Now that was a couple of years ago. Some of the people here are involved in programming and they can take these bogus programs apart to find out if they are any good or not. When I had someone targeting me deliberately with viruses in the email, I just passed it on to the FBI. Mac WINDOWS HELP  RAM [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Annonymous email from the administrators Friday, July 2, 2004 at 2:15 pm Posted by Ms. Eagle (33640 messages posted) "I'm VERY ANGRY with this Forum. How dare they give me a private email, Warning me to 'Stop recommending 'NoAdware.'" Darlene, please paste the contents of that email here on the forum, so we can see what this anonymous admin emailed you. "I take offense to the annonymous email!!! I know who you are from your previous comments. Get a backbone!" Since I'm probaby the only member that's discussed NoAdware with you before, do you believe it was from me? If so, you couldn't be more wrong. I replied to you directly on the forum, just recently on the subject. I have no reason to send you a private (anonymous) email about it also. I was straightforward and up front with you, in a previous discussion. I can scour the board for a link to that thread, if necessary. If someone sent an anonymous email, it couls be a be fake to make problems for someone else here, including you! Administrator/s of this Forum have nothing to do with people sending other members private or anonymous emails. "What happened to my First Ammendment Rights that someone at the administration level of this Forum would send me an email that tells me that I cannot reccomend a solution that worked for me? Your advice to use Noadware is BAD, and DANGEROUS advice. We, as other members, have a right make an issue of it, as long as we're civil about it. The purpose of the forums is to help other users, after all.....isn't it? So, what rights do you believe the Administrator has here? "If you have problem with 'NoAdware', post it, and let everyone research it on their own." I posted this link to Spyware Warrior's blog, in my first discussion with you awhile back, and you still insisted that NoAdware is a good program, and refused to listen to me. I should have asked you then not to recommend it to other users. Netrn.net Spywareblog Stop recommending Noadware Thursday, July 1, 2004 at 7:26 pm Windows Me Annoyances Discussion Forum Posted by Carol (17505 messages posted) Annoyances.org - 1088735217 [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Annonymous email from the administrators takes away my First Amendment RIGHTS, Please read Friday, July 2, 2004 at 3:00 pm Posted by joe (7018 messages posted) yup just i suspected, i had just recieved back an email back from my friend and they had stated that yahoo DOES NOT send emails saying that they will cut you off of services both free and paid other than that of recieving a complaint about you for email abuse, further more they added that they will not cut services because of this, knowing all the junk that slips by in the email, you will simply recieve a courtesy mail dameon saying that a virus was detected but removed and that that mail is protected to let you aware of what it looks like and NO link is provided within the warning text of the mail they sent, it will usually be highlighted in blue or purple on the "from" box. they scan the mail themselves with a contract through symantec and DO NOT provide links thereof, in other words its up to you to go and purchase antivirus software for your computer. i have been a "plus" subscriber for about 3years, and used thier free services for about 4 years before that, and had recieved many strange emails, usually i dont open them in anyway, i delete and empty the trash bin. they had also stated that you should practice the same security rule because they cannot provide total protection, but do thier best in trying to protect your email both incoming and outgoing...whew.....- joe On Friday, July 2, 2004 at 5:06 am, joe wrote: >Darlene, i just sent a attachment of your messege to a friend who works at yahoo, >it seems a little fishy due to the fact that this person had told me in the recent >past that the only antivirus and security tools it utilizes is symamtec, i will let >you know when the get back to me, ok kiddo? :( > > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Annonymous email from the administrators takes away my First Amendment RIGHTS, Please read Saturday, July 3, 2004 at 2:11 am Posted by darlene (90 messages posted) Hi, I'd like to thank you all for your concern. I almost didn't even want to get back on the Forum. I like helping people though. I didn't mean to make it all about me, I just got angry. Joe, the email did say that Symantec had found the problem, even on my end. I got rid of Norton because they could not get rid of the problem. All they did was warn me that it was going on. It was the latest version of Mimail and wasn't detected by anything else at the time. MAC, Thank you for your Honesty. I just got my Computor back from the FBI about two or three months ago. Three pages of stuff to get rid of, and I still have the blacked-out Computor with a red X on it in my icon tray when I log off of the Net. I do not believe that NoAdware and Yahoo are in kahoots. I know this is going to sound lame, but if I'm unsure of an emails authenticity I send it to my dad and he checks it out thoroughly. The complaint was genuine. Stupid as it sounds, it started with a recipe joke that a friend sent me. Norton found it, but for some reason could not totally delete it. I even tried 'Spyhunter', which I will not reccomend. Research shows that 'Spywareblaster' and 'NoAdware' may go to blows in court over the possibility of 'Spywareblaster' being a cloned program. If this is true, and 'NoAdware' is no good, then neither is 'Spywareblaster'. I know that I was purposely targeted because of a 'Copyright' Infringement problem dealing with a Childrens book that I wrote, and a Proposed Law Change for the Copyright Law. I mass emailed it to Congress. Five years worth of Legal Research down the tubes. Carol. Are you an Administrator of this Forum. You proved to me that the email came directly from you. I had hoped that I was wrong. If you have a legitimate gripe with 'NoAdware', Post it. With facts. Decide for yourselves. Here is the heading to the email with the date and time that was sent to me. Subj: Stop recommending Noadware Date: 7/1/2004 7:30:49 PM Pacific Daylight Time From: notifications@annoyances.org Here is the ending to your last post to this thread; Stop recommending Noadware Thursday, July 1, 2004 at 7:26 pm Windows Me Annoyances Discussion Forum Posted by Carol (17505 messages posted) Annoyances.org - 1088735217 You are rude to people on this Forum. I really don't know if you realize it, but I have noticed it, and I'm sure that others have also. When dealing with these people you need to show more compassion and empathy. We are all struggling in our own ways, but we are all human, and we all need the help of others on occasion. I don't know what's really bothering you, but I'm sure that it goes much deaper than an 'Antivirus Program.' I wish you luck in dealing with it. Thank God for Jacks warning!!! Hoax Warning I hate those hoax warnings, but this one is important! Send this warning to everyone on your e-mail list. If someone comes to your front door saying they are conducting a survey and asks you to take your clothes off, do not do it.!!! This is a scam; they only want to see you naked. I wish I'd gotten this yesterday. I feel so stupid now..... Dear Jack, I wish you'd warned me about this months ago. I've had people lining up at my door using this Hoax. I thought that it was just another Government intrusion. They said they were Census takers. Everyone, thanks again and have a great day. You people almost feel like family, but I think I like you better. Darlene On Friday, July 2, 2004 at 3:00 pm, joe wrote: >yup just i suspected, i had just recieved back an email back from my friend and they >had stated that yahoo DOES NOT send emails saying that they will cut you off of services >both free and paid other than that of recieving a complaint about you for email abuse, >further more they added that they will not cut services because of this, knowing >all the junk that slips by in the email, you will simply recieve a courtesy mail >dameon saying that a virus was detected but removed and that that mail is protected >to let you aware of what it looks like and NO link is provided within the warning >text of the mail they sent, it will usually be highlighted in blue or purple on the >"from" box. they scan the mail themselves with a contract through symantec and DO >NOT provide links thereof, in other words its up to you to go and purchase antivirus >software for your computer. i have been a "plus" subscriber for about 3years, and >used thier free services for about 4 years before that, and had recieved many strange >emails, usually i dont open them in anyway, i delete and empty the trash bin. they >had also stated that you should practice the same security rule because they cannot >provide total protection, but do thier best in trying to protect your email both >incoming and outgoing...whew.....- joe > > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Annonymous email from the administrators takes away my First Amendment RIGHTS, Please read Saturday, July 3, 2004 at 2:48 am Posted by darlene (90 messages posted) Hi, I have not had 'popups' or any problems with 'NoAdware'. I believe that the whole problem with them is a bad rep because of the possibility of an impending Lawsuit. They really don't find much of anything in comparison to my other Programs. Most people aren't looking at the whole picture. Some Forums lie. I was told by the Inventors of ProcKill that their Program was part of the Windows Operating System and that it should not be deleted. When you do a search and go to propertiies on 'Terminator', or 'Killwind' it says that it is a Process killer of Windows. The other two Programs that they install are 'HideWindows', and 'FondleWindows' and the Properties deals with Children. It's probably a Child-Porn link and they're somehow using yor Computor. Probably with 'Dialup Networking'. The FBI found more than forty 'DUN' links when they looked into my problems. Just because someone says something is true, it doesn't make it true. Thank you for insight, and I hope that others on this Forum read your Post and use the link. I also hope that they will research on their own so that they can make an educated opinion based on facts?! Thank you again for your concern. Have a great Holiday weekend. Sincerely, Darlene On Friday, July 2, 2004 at 5:19 am, mariah wrote: >Darlene: It sounds funny to me, also. But I think you should read this if you're >using noadware. http:\\www.spywarewarrior.com/rogue_anti-spyware.htm > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Annonymous email from the administrators takes away my First Amendment RIGHTS, Please read Saturday, July 3, 2004 at 3:08 am Posted by darlene (90 messages posted) Hi, I went through my Registry. There is nothing amiss. Is it possible that someone may have sabotaged 'NoAdware' after I had already installed it, or maybe they changed it themselves. Maybe the newer version is different than the one I installed. I haven't updated it, as yet. Now, I probably won't. Looks like we all may need to do more research and decide for ourselves. Anyway, Thank you for your concern. Hopefully this issue gets resolved soon. People need help and we're all posting on this issue. I believe that the people on this Forum are intelligent enough to decide on their own after research. Thanks again, and have a great Holiday weekend, Darlene On Friday, July 2, 2004 at 5:21 am, Buddy wrote: >This is what I had Found about "NoAdware" on the LavaSoft site, maybe this could >be the reason that some people are leary about that, i don't know, but here you go.... >scam.noadware.net Object recognized! >Type : RegKey >Data : >Category : Malware >Comment : >Rootkey : HKEY_USERS >Object : .default\SOFTWARE\NoAdware > > >scam.noadware.net Object recognized! >Type : RegKey >Data : >Category : Malware >Comment : >Rootkey : HKEY_CURRENT_USER >Object : SOFTWARE\NoAdware > > >scam.noadware.net Object recognized! >Type : Folder >Category : Malware >Comment : >Object : c:\program files\NoAdware > > >scam.noadware.net Object recognized! >Type : Folder >Category : Malware >Comment : >Object : c:\windows\start menu\programs\NoAdware > > >scam.noadware.net Object recognized! >Type : File >Data : unins000.dat >Category : Malware >Comment : >Object : c:\program files\noadware\ >FileSize : 1 KB >Created on : 19/3/04 12:19:20 PM >Last accessed : 19/3/04 4:00:00 PM >Last modified : 19/3/04 12:19:22 PM > > > >scam.noadware.net Object recognized! >Type : File >Data : unins000.exe >Category : Malware >Comment : >Object : c:\program files\noadware\ >FileSize : 74 KB >FileVersion : 51.9.0.0 >Copyright : Copyright © 1997-2003 Jordan Russell >CompanyName : Jordan Russell >FileDescription : Inno Setup Uninstaller >Created on : 27/11/03 8:00:00 PM >Last accessed : 19/3/04 4:00:00 PM >Last modified : 19/3/04 12:19:20 PM > > > >scam.noadware.net Object recognized! >Type : File >Data : noadware_011704_v2.na >Category : Malware >Comment : >Object : c:\program files\noadware\ >FileSize : 149 KB >Created on : 22/1/04 4:33:37 AM >Last accessed : 19/3/04 4:00:00 PM >Last modified : 22/1/04 4:33:38 AM > > > >scam.noadware.net Object recognized! >Type : File >Data : noadware.lnk >Category : Malware >Comment : >Object : c:\windows\start menu\programs\noadware\ > >Created on : 19/3/04 12:19:20 PM >Last accessed : 19/3/04 4:00:00 PM >Last modified : 19/3/04 12:19:22 PM > > > >scam.noadware.net Object recognized! >Type : File >Data : uninstall noadware.lnk >Category : Malware >Comment : >Object : c:\windows\start menu\programs\noadware\ > >Created on : 19/3/04 12:19:20 PM >Last accessed : 19/3/04 4:00:00 PM >Last modified : 19/3/04 12:19:22 PM > > > >Conditional scan result: >¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ >New objects : 9 >Objects found so far: 16 > > >6:50:06 AM Scan complete > >Summary of this scan >¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ >Total scanning time :00:20:23:410 >Objects scanned :148481 >Objects identified :16 >Objects ignored :0 >New objects :16 > > > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Annonymous email from the administrators Saturday, July 3, 2004 at 10:26 am Posted by J.R. (2362 messages posted) Carol Just to let you know. The Annoyances.org - 1088735217 link that you provided doesn't work. The link code is messed up. Pappy [If it ain't broke don't fix it] [Reply or follow-up to this message] Anonymous email to Darlene doesn't exist...Please Read: Saturday, July 3, 2004 at 5:04 pm Posted by Ms. Eagle (33640 messages posted) "....You proved to me that the email came directly from you. Here is the heading to the email with the date and time that was sent to me." Subj: Stop recommending Noadware Date: 7/1/2004 7:30:49 PM Pacific Daylight Time From: notifications@annoyances.org I proved nothing to you. If you really believed it was from Administration, why didn't you contact Annoyances about it? No, I'm not adminstration, and why would you think that. You consider that an anonymous email? You know good and well, that's an email notification from Annoyances, letting you know that someone replied to your Post HERE: http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/winme/1088735217 Stop recommending Noadware Thursday, July 1, 2004 at 7:26 pm Windows Me Annoyances Discussion Forum Posted by Carol (17506 messages posted) As I've mentioned before, NoAdware is FAKE. Please don't tell me again, what you think it cleaned off your system. If you want to use a fake program, that's your priviledge, but please don't recommend it to others on this board. Who's side are you on?? Sorry, but it makes one wonder... End quote: While we're at it, this the only other discussion we had on the topic, as far as I know. spy ware or hijack programs on my computer how to get ride of them Thursday, June 17, 2004 at 5:02 pm http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/winme/t1087516931 Why are you defending that program so strongly? Why don't you get it?? Legitimate "gripes", as you put it, have already been posted. Most of us don't need any convincing, nor do we care to waste time doing extensive research on the NoAdware program. What does all this other trash you posted, have to do with anything here? You've done nothing less than spam this board, with your personal issues and unrelated rantings. Funny, "I know who you are".....I'm not hiding, so why didn't you mention me by name, if it was my post you were referring to and at least clarify by posting the "private anonymous email", rather than the email from Yahoo!?? How cowardly....why don't you "Get a backbone!"..... You've combined two unrelated topics here. The subject of your thread, is unrelated to that Yahoo email business, etc. Subj: Stop recommending Noadware Date: 7/1/2004 7:30:49 PM Pacific Daylight Time From: notifications@annoyances.org _______________ "Here is the ending to your last post to this thread;" Stop recommending Noadware Thursday, July 1, 2004 at 7:26 pm Windows Me Annoyances Discussion Forum Posted by Carol (17505 messages posted) Annoyances.org - 1088735217 _____________________ Yep, that's the header in my reply to you, in that previous thread. I should have posted my reply also, since you tend to get things all "twisted up". No big deal, since that thread is just a couple pages back. Others can read it for themselves. Still wondering why you didn't post that response to you.... "You are rude to people on this Forum. I really don't know if you realize it, but I have noticed it, and I'm sure that others have also. When dealing with these people you need to show more compassion and empathy. We are all struggling in our own ways, but we are all human, and we all need the help of others on occasion. I don't know what's really bothering you, but I'm sure that it goes much deaper than an 'Antivirus Program.' I wish you luck in dealing with it." Hmmm??? What is the above message a combination of.... [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Annonymous email from the administrators Tuesday, August 24, 2004 at 8:59 pm Posted by Rich (1 messages posted) For a review of NoAdware, check out this link. [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Annonymous email from the administrators takes away my First Amendment RIGHTS, Please read Saturday, February 5, 2005 at 9:36 pm Posted by brian (497 messages posted) i do not know about no adware. but i did receive an email on hotmail, not more than 4 months ago, saying i had to update my account information for hotmail. the page that came up looked authentic but when asked for my password i xed out of it. upon calling hotmail thay said it was an hoax. [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Anonymous email to Darlene doesn't exist...Please Read: Thursday, June 23, 2005 at 9:53 am Posted by Livius Blair (1 messages posted) http://www.theanonymousemail.com/odomit.php On Saturday, July 3, 2004 at 5:04 pm, Carol J wrote: > > > > >"....You proved to me that the email came directly from you. Here is the heading >to the email with the date and time that was sent to me." >Subj: Stop recommending Noadware >Date: 7/1/2004 7:30:49 PM Pacific Daylight Time >From: notifications@annoyances.org > >I proved nothing to you. If you really believed it was from Administration, why didn't >you contact Annoyances about it? No, I'm not adminstration, and why would you think >that. You consider that an anonymous email? You know good and well, that's an email >notification from Annoyances, letting you know that someone replied to your Post >HERE: > >http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/winme/1088735217 > >Stop recommending Noadware >Thursday, July 1, 2004 at 7:26 pm >Windows Me Annoyances Discussion Forum >Posted by Carol (17506 messages posted) > >As I've mentioned before, NoAdware is FAKE. Please don't tell me again, what you >think it cleaned off your system. > >If you want to use a fake program, that's your priviledge, but please don't recommend >it to others on this board. Who's side are you on?? Sorry, but it makes one wonder... >End quote: > >While we're at it, this the only other discussion we had on the topic, as far as >I know. > >spy ware or hijack programs on my computer how to get ride of them >Thursday, June 17, 2004 at 5:02 pm > >http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/winme/t1087516931 > >Why are you defending that program so strongly? Why don't you get it?? Legitimate >"gripes", as you put it, have already been posted. Most of us don't need any convincing, >nor do we care to waste time doing extensive research on the NoAdware program. What >does all this other trash you posted, have to do with anything here? You've done >nothing less than spam this board, with your personal issues and unrelated rantings. > >Funny, "I know who you are".....I'm not hiding, so why didn't you mention >me by name, if it was my post you were referring to and at least clarify by posting >the "private anonymous email", rather than the email from Yahoo!?? How cowardly....why >don't you "Get a backbone!"..... > >You've combined two unrelated topics here. The subject of your thread, is unrelated >to that Yahoo email business, etc. > >Subj: Stop recommending Noadware >Date: 7/1/2004 7:30:49 PM Pacific Daylight Time >From: notifications@annoyances.org >_______________ > >"Here is the ending to your last post to this thread;" > >Stop recommending Noadware >Thursday, July 1, 2004 at 7:26 pm >Windows Me Annoyances Discussion Forum >Posted by Carol (17505 messages posted) >Annoyances.org - 1088735217 >_____________________ > >Yep, that's the header in my reply to you, in that previous thread. I should have >posted my reply also, since you tend to get things all "twisted up". No big deal, >since that thread is just a couple pages back. Others can read it for themselves. >Still wondering why you didn't post that response to you.... > >"You are rude to people on this Forum. I really don't know if you realize it, >but I have noticed it, and I'm sure that others have also. > >When dealing with these people you need to show more compassion and empathy. We are >all struggling in our own ways, but we are all human, and we all need the help of >others on occasion. > >I don't know what's really bothering you, but I'm sure that it goes much deaper than >an 'Antivirus Program.' I wish you luck in dealing with it." > >Hmmm??? What is the above message a combination of.... > [Reply or follow-up to this message] Tip: Use one of the [Reply or follow-up to this message] links above to add a message to this thread Search this forum Start a new thread on a different subject Report abuse of the forum Return to the Windows Me Discussion Forum