Ncase.B

[Mad78]

Friends I am sick of this. Just about every time i turn my pc on i get a message saying my anti virus detected a commercial called Ncase.B. How do i avoid this?

[Jahled]

Headbutt your keyboard.

 

It works everytime for me annoying bugs.

 

Alternatively, wait until someone turns up on this thread with some sound advise.... (Jahled ducks down behind his google toolbar, his firewall, and something else some dude installed; whilst mumbling about why the hell we have to be victims to all this crap...)

 

Some splat email contact has subjected me to SPAM btw which i'm not used to getting. I really am quite happy with the size of my...err....organs! When will this online nightmare end?

 

I seem to remember a more 'civilized age...'

[Mad78]

To get rid of that you just have to send an email who ounds a bit like this:

Dear Sir,

 

I am writing to you because of the intempeastive publicity you are sending me. I have considered your idea and arrived to the following conclusion.

1. I doubt I really need it.

2. If I answered to all o the publicity you send I would have to give up driving because of the pain when i would turn the steering wheel.

3. Also If I had answered all the proposition. Each time, I would enter my house I would break a window on the opposite of the building.

 

Jahled

 

or simply send them a mail telling them to go and get f***ed.

[NIIIC]

He, I wouldn’t use the last solution Jahled, it might not give the expected effect if you se what i mean.

[Guest Scathane]

Maybe this helps: http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/adware.ncase.html

[bobandrubert]

FORMAT C:

[the_mask]

Whatever you do, don't reply to spam !

 

They use this as a means to check, if they sent it to a valid email address and you'll never be out of the loop. If your email host supports this, move the sender to a spam list and be done with them (until the next one, from another address arrives...)

[Guest Scathane]

FORMAT C:

Wouldn't it be nice to be use this kind of command with your brain sometimes? I mean consider, how nice and easy it would be if you could just say:

 

del badmemory\*.*

[Mad78]

Thanks for thinfo Scath. Really helps

[Jahled]

Whatever you do, don't reply to spam !

 

They use this as a means to check, if they sent it to a valid email address and you'll never be out of the loop. If your email host supports this, move the sender to a spam list and be done with them (until the next one, from another address arrives...)

 

I figured that one out dude!

 

It is quite odd though, half the time (seems to have dried up of late) these 'Limb-growth' spam are addressed to jaguarATmadasafish*, and not jahled; but i've still receiving them. Mystified.

 

*Disguised.

[Mad78]

Weird. Have you tried emailing the dude to find if he knows anything about it.

[Jahled]

Err...no! I've got one can of worms open I didn't ask for to be shuved my way, I don't want another one! My latest spam was offering me cheap software... entitled 'Reply(12)' despite the fact i've never received an email from the sender before... it's exceedingly odd.

[bobandrubert]

Format sender?

[Guest Scathane]

Worms, trojans, spam, hijackers... The lowest of the low...

[Mad78]

All these people who bother our online life

[bobandrubert]

Format Worms, trojans, spam, hijackers, and All these people who bother our online life?