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Ummm yeah right...
This is the case of the wolf in sheep clothing pretending to be meek and mild. I doubt the public will ever fall for an adware maker promises. After all, if the software wasn't created (in greed), most of the pop up problems and "roguish installationn" would not be as bad as it is now.

Trying to polish a tainted and tarnished image???
it will take all the polish from here to Pluto to get it bright and shiny, but then I don't think the sun would shine on the company. After all, it was in the underbelly's shadow too long.
Posted by: shango1052   Posted on: 09/07/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Ummm yeah right...  shango1052 | 09/07/05
Blah blah blah  tmc1717 | 09/08/05
No matter how hard you try...  BitTwiddler | 09/08/05
Don't trust these virus vendors  Protector | 09/08/05
Let me guess- the uninstaller page will display an ad  relictele | 09/08/05
looks like a rat, smells like a rat... must be a rat  Been_Done_Before | 09/08/05
So getting rid of spyware isn't so easy.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/08/05

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