Server Problem?

[Useless]

Originally Posted by MrYum

Thought I was pretty clear in the decline mail Holland...the issue is with your name servers, not your actual server.

Being that his/her nameservers are based on mp3search.com, do a search on Google for mp3search.com adware and feel even better about your decision to reject his/her site(s).

Britain-based C2 Media's MP3 Search application, which is distributed by sites such as MP3Search.com, promises to help you locate digital music. When we installed the software in April, however, it also switched our browser home page and default search engine to the Lop.com Web site. A Lop.com toolbar--with ads for Citibank, the Columbia House Record Club, Ford, and Sears--appeared, as did 89 new bookmarks, many of which pointed to Lop.com. And landing on Lop.com triggered a flock of pop-up and pop-under ads.

http://pcworld.com/article/id,101916...1/article.html

[MrYum]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Being that his/her nameservers are based on mp3search.com, do a search on Google for mp3search.com adware and feel even better about your decision to reject his/her site(s).

http://pcworld.com/article/id,101916...1/article.html

Thanks for the clarification UW

By the way...it's GREAT to see your gnarly ass

[Preacher]

|ohhhhh| No way, a Useless sighting! I thought he was just a myth like yetis, unicorns and making a living in porn!

[stuveltje]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Being that his/her nameservers are based on mp3search.com, do a search on Google for mp3search.com adware and feel even better about your decision to reject his/her site(s).

http://pcworld.com/article/id,101916...1/article.html

now fuck that, i was bugging all to ask where you went, good to see you again