Holy moly.. this "Anti Spyware" site has taken things to a new level..

[f8L]

I was browsing some site when I got redirect to this crap:

My computer Online Scan

Basically, the site looks like your normal Windows Explorer window, but then you all this shit comes popping up, and you see a scanner go across the screen, then if you try to exit it hits you with 2 exit pop-ups, and if you try to cancel the download, it pops back up again..

Gee. F'ing crazy internet marketers.

 

[JonamKos]

Task Manager FTW. Almost all of them are fuckin fake anti-virus/ spyware programs.

 

[BeerNuts]

Whats fun is when one of these sites pops up when I am on my Mac. <.<

 

[HarveyJ]

PPI scam bullshit.
It's big on Digital Point because the sites are designed well enough to scare the shit out of the 90% of computer users who will actually fall for this B/S into actually forking over CC details.

 

[tainted]

Fucking russkies generate millions with these sites. Makes me wish I was still living in Serbia.

 

[Sonny Forelli]

The double whammy is the sale of this 'software' plus of course toolbar/botnet installZ on the unknowing victim.

ehlohelz

 

[sumitdhawan09]

The double whammy is the sale of this 'software' plus of course toolbar/botnet installZ on the unknowing victim.

ehlohelz

Hello friend,

Sometime I hear the software of anti spyware they trick people to buy no is actual software of anti spyware. Instead when install infect computer with more spyware.

Good luck bro

 

[RealMedia]

Hello friend,

Sometime I hear the software of anti spyware they trick people to buy no is actual software of anti spyware. Instead when install infect computer with more spyware.

Good luck bro

When I read your posts I often wonder if your just fucking us around or actually for real. Seriously.

 

[AdHustler]

When I read your posts I often wonder if your just fucking us around or actually for real. Seriously.

Most epic post in a while.

 

[f8L]

Funny, I just learned the FTC just busted some guys doing this same thing yesterday:

FTC Settles with Two Defendants in Bogus Computer Scan Case