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Originally Posted by twintone
Right, you are making a statement like it is a FACT! "Your site has an exploit and it's definitely an issue for your host to handle." How the hell do you know it is an exploit? You are most likely leading people down the wrong path for a resolution to the problem. Again, it is possible it is an exploit in a script, but chances are about 99% it is a Trojan on their PC.
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You know, Chop said a lot of good things about you, but that doesn't count for shit after your performance in this thread. Fine, you as a host don't want to assist your customers with this type thing. Go ahead and tell them they're on their own. Good for you. Her site has an exploit - she doesn't know what to do. What should my advice be? "Too bad, it's your fault, you're fucked now." I guess I'm right out of my fucking mind to tell someone to speak to their host when their site has so obviously been eploited.
I'm giving advice based on my experience with a very similar matter. I had to leave host due a server-wide exploit creating very similiar conditions. I've been there!
Never did I blame the host - or hosts in general. You can either chill out or go fuck yourself. Don't try to twist my words. You keep this shit up and it's only going to result in name-calling, you pathetic excuse for a sig whore.