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Who said I'm causing trouble here? (if that's the implication), If anything, I'm helping some of you out, The rep said once that the admin of this site is probably an amatuer! thus the confusion of the Gator popup, and with Legolas too, I guess i'm only doing it becuase it's a bit of fun AND I do wanna get them to admit it. But i got no probs if the pastings annoy you. Pleugh.
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Fine i'll stop pasting them, but I ain't gonna stop Emailing them.
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But if it's annoying all you lot then i'll stop pasting the E-mails.
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Ah who cares~ i'm still gonna give 'em S**t
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Reply "Oh a different person now is it, Supervisor? Couldn't 'Rex' handle the truth? So, you're blaming it on the old ActiveX ey? Did I tell you that I use AOL? and that it's security settings are very high? werigh huh, i still get Gator on my system. I have to admit, I already knew that GAIN would try to blame this on the End User (im this case, me), But what I don't understand is why you do not admit what you do, (and blame it on the End User) even when I pasted to y
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Thats about as stupid as that "Are you Sure" Prompt when you tell Windows to Shut Down....In that case you TELL your computer OS to do something and it acts like you've spoken to it in Latin lol! that is very funny IPlural you are very funny guy. So you've concluded that I should stop? Well ok if you say so. And uh............thank you a
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Okay. This time the response isn't from 'Rex' It's from Tracy~ I'm guessing 'Rex' passed me to his Supervisor or something.. (In response to me kicking [supposedly] Rex's Ass): Matthew, >From what you are describing, it does not sound like an application(s) is being installed, but rather that your browser's settings for ActiveX are set to low (ActiveX is set to automa
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oh...ok
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not true. It can. hahaha!! I quoted you~! I've never done that before hehe........................................Not funny......
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S***~ that's well bad. Is it true that Linux OS' can't be hacked / virus...ed ?
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Replied back... And why doesn't the application come with an uninstall component? like normal programs do. And listen, don't think I'm just some enraged individual emphasising on you. There are many others. The only thing that slightly annoys me, 'Rex' is that, like my well-informed friend said, Gator doesn't quite inform the user fully what the application actually does. Now you're caught out on the "Oh we're not spyware" bull**** since a reliable ANTI-SPYWARE has surfaced a G
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Rep's getting cheesed off: Mr Siona; That means nothing, as previously explained, and for the reasons mentioned. Nor does it help, making personal attacks, as that won't help you any. (Most support departments will simply delete emails that contain personal attack. We don't, simply because we care about our users.) Users receive Gator Advertising and Information Network (GAIN), which delivers advertising and information messages with GAIN branding, only
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Thanks for all that info sig101, it's made me alot more conscious. The thing is, you seem to know what you're doing, and what software to use, and where to get that software FROM. Where as me, an amateur user, I need to be shown what to do often and I don't hold much knowledge of all this "ActiveX" control. If you could post or direct me to a page where it has clear instructions on how to configure the browser to how your browser is, I'd deeply appreciate it. thanks.
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Then I said No you stupid t**t. Did I say that spywareblaster was apart of GAIN? - no. look at what spywareblaster is SHOWING - as you can see, this application surfaces Spyware programs and clears them off my pc. It shows in the list, a Gator variant. That's solid proof that. And I have NEVER come across a prompt asking me if i wanna intall your stupid Gator s**t, I know this because i'm the only person who uses my PC, and I have a logger telling me all the programs i've downloaded off
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They replied: Mr Siona; This looks like someone else's software, called "SpywareBlaster". This is not a GAIN supported application. (You might note that it is also entirely possible that they don't realize that our applications are not spyware, so they may misidentify them as such.) If you are having difficulties uninstalling that application, you will need to contact their support department. As a tip, when uninstalling applications, do *not* move, dele
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Uh...could someone tell me how I could sue a company? - lol
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(What I sent back): Oh shut up. We all know what you really are. We all know you're in conjunction with the whole anti-p2p thing going on. Go to this link and see for yourself. We're not stupid. http://www.spywareinfo.com/newsletter/archives/august-2002/08282002.html And check out this one too: http://www.alanluber.com/pcfearfactor/officiagatorpage.htm You people are using illegal methods to convey your software, in order to allow 'whoever' to monitor people'
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(goes to email them the link that sig101 gave us)
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Legolas Legolas!! I emailed Gator yeah? telling them that they install spyware on machines, and...other stuff too. And this is the response I got: Mr Siona; Are you referring to a Verisign Prompt? Does this offer that you are seeing have three buttons at the bottom; Yes, No, or More Info? In reference to your question on 'Spyware', The Gator Corporation programs are not Spyware because The Gator Corporation's Privacy Policy specifically and clearly states h
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