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jmunjr

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I noticed an ad for PartyPoker.com on AT's home page.. I am not sure if PartyPoker contains spyware, but the reputation of these Poker sites' software leads me to believe it does.

If it does, then why is AT advertising it? I realize AT may not know all the content of the ads on their pages, but they should know.

Spyware is responsible for about 1/3 of my income(I remove it), but I would give it up to eliminate the slimes who make it, and I won't support anyone who has ties to it, including entities that advertise it, directly or indirectly.

Still, PP may be clean, as a Google search was inconclusive.

Anyone know otherwise?

 
Originally posted by: jnmunsey
I noticed an ad for PartyPoker.com on AT's home page.. I am not sure if PartyPoker contains spyware, but the reputation of these Poker sites' software leads me to believe it does.

If it does, then why is AT advertising it? I realize AT may not know all the content of the ads on their pages, but they should know.

Spyware is responsible for about 1/3 of my income(I remove it), but I would give it up to eliminate the slimes who make it, and I won't support anyone who has ties to it, including entities that advertise it, directly or indirectly.

Still, PP may be clean, as a Google search was inconclusive.

Anyone know otherwise?
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if you're not sure about it containing spyware, then your subject (or at least the subtopic) is very misleading.
 
Originally posted by: jnmunsey
I noticed an ad for PartyPoker.com on AT's home page.. I am not sure if PartyPoker contains spyware, but the reputation of these Poker sites' software leads me to believe it does.

If it does, then why is AT advertising it? I realize AT may not know all the content of the ads on their pages, but they should know.

Spyware is responsible for about 1/3 of my income(I remove it), but I would give it up to eliminate the slimes who make it, and I won't support anyone who has ties to it, including entities that advertise it, directly or indirectly.

Still, PP may be clean, as a Google search was inconclusive.

Anyone know otherwise?
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what a passionate guy.
 
Originally posted by: jnmunsey
I noticed an ad for PartyPoker.com on AT's home page.. I am not sure if PartyPoker contains spyware, but the reputation of these Poker sites' software leads me to believe it does.

If it does, then why is AT advertising it? I realize AT may not know all the content of the ads on their pages, but they should know.

Still, PP may be clean, as a Google search was inconclusive.

Anyone know otherwise?
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So you know nothing, and have no evidence, but are yelling "fire" in the theater anyway?

Here let me try: people spreading FUD about a company are often working for a competitor, therefore you might be working for a competitor. If you're working for a competitor, why are you posting libel? why why why!!!!

Why do you hate America?
 
Trust me, the online poker rooms (at least the legit ones) make enough money that they don't need to mess with spyware.

 
So run a spyware scan. Then go play around on that site for a while, then run another scan. Souldn't be too hard to figure out.
 
You sure do assume a lot.

Maybe you should shut up and do a bit more research (ie installing the software) before spouting off at the mouth about something you obviously don't know about.
 
Originally posted by: mpitts
You sure do assume a lot.

Maybe you should shut up and do a bit more research (ie installing the software) before spouting off at the mouth about something you obviously don't know about.
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agreed, especially since he claims to work for a spyware removal company
 
Originally posted by: jnmunsey
I noticed an ad for PartyPoker.com on AT's home page.. I am not sure if PartyPoker contains spyware, but the reputation of these Poker sites' software leads me to believe it does.

If it does, then why is AT advertising it? I realize AT may not know all the content of the ads on their pages, but they should know.

Spyware is responsible for about 1/3 of my income(I remove it), but I would give it up to eliminate the slimes who make it, and I won't support anyone who has ties to it, including entities that advertise it, directly or indirectly.

Still, PP may be clean, as a Google search was inconclusive.

Anyone know otherwise?
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then go the fvck away!
 
Originally posted by: jnmunsey
I noticed an ad for PartyPoker.com on AT's home page.. I am not sure if PartyPoker contains spyware, but the reputation of these Poker sites' software leads me to believe it does.

If it does, then why is AT advertising it? I realize AT may not know all the content of the ads on their pages, but they should know.

Spyware is responsible for about 1/3 of my income(I remove it), but I would give it up to eliminate the slimes who make it, and I won't support anyone who has ties to it, including entities that advertise it, directly or indirectly.

Still, PP may be clean, as a Google search was inconclusive.

Anyone know otherwise?
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How can someone have been around for five years today (03/08/2000) and still be such a goddamned no0b?

- M4H
 
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