Just another BIG way to give porn a bad name?!?!?!?!

No doubt, TheMan, just the name of the site tells me it's bad news.

I think it is a TOTAL invasion on someones pc and NO ONE has the right to do that. It is just as bad a sending a virus. I had a similar experience with "go hip" attaching an add on to my browser, in which i had to install an exe file to delete it. Totally pissed me off. I would of loved to have the webmaster of go hip in my office during this period of madness. If you people who "agree" with this crap need hits that bad, well something is wrong with your sites. Thats like forcing people at gun point (so to speak) to visit your site.
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We just read an article saying the same thing in different words HTB, hurting for hits I think the guy called the article.

hey we gunna meet up in vegas again Joe?

I will be in vegas for sure hit me up on icq and lets set a place to meet

TheMan

Im gunna try and throw a party.. You me and John gotta hook up again.. I got a large Rialito Suite for all 3 nights. Try and get some others gathered as well..

Boneprone family reunion.

Good old norton. *patting the puter on the back*

norton virrus alert notified me of this and allowed me to shut it down before it wrote to my registery.

I suggest to anybody that does gallery reviews and such to get norton. As it has always stopped this activity before it gets to me.

Would that be Ken Norton the Boxer, or the FootBall Player?

I have norton,,,,,,and he didnt notify me ,,, The bastard

Was that article available online Gemini?

I would be interested to know if this tactic is employed by other webmasters who would be promoting different content.

Fortunately, (in the above instance related by TheMan) I am safe as long as the links are from sites that contain the words little and lolita or the such in their domain. I would never entertain the notion of viewing them, much less reviewing them.

I have had stuff from n/a sites get loaded on my computer without my permission. I get email spammed a cajillion times from signing up for a certain adult email service. I get java/dialer windows when I try to submit galleries to cetain TGPs.

Most of the time, I can nip any unecessary downloads before they start. I can usually get rid of unwanted software if I am careful.

This forced downloading is going to become an even bigger issue now that n/a sites have clued into this dubious marketing practice.

I hope that in the future there is a law passed that doesn't protect a user from unwanted software, but rather forces ALL software designers to have cross-platform compatible UNINSTALL programs in all their stuff.

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It didn't change anything on my browser.

I wonder if this is the script:

&lt;/script&gt;</P>

&lt;script language=javascript&gt;</P>

setInterval(&quot;window.status='Book Mark Us, Little Lolita
Pictures'&quot;,10);

&lt;/script&gt;


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For some reason it isnt catching onto my browser anymore as well.

Someone told me this is the code

and it's still at the bottom of the page

can it be a script or something with on and off functions ? hehe

TheMan

script language="JScript.Encode" src="http://www.littlelolitapictures.com/tss.js"></script

Here is the code I meant to place

Ppl, you can avoid it all by tighten up your browser security.

If you use IE, adjust the security settings so that a script isn't allowed to run an ActiveX control (this is what the js file does on the referred page, to bookmark/set homepage against your will).