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Pop unders are generated when visiting your site, you know it, I know it and anyone who actually gives a rats arse can verify it for themselves simply by deleting all cookies and setting their browser to accept cookies. The only possible reason for denying it other than your sheer stupidity is that you need the income generated by Frank clicking on it every five minutes to see if its still there.

Merry Christmas

Doug L

Most of the actual advertising pages (like gameroom.com) show up as "pop-unders". "Winfixer" is a bit different though. That actually pops up an *install* window. And it's timed almost perfectly. Just as you're going to close it, another pops up in it's place.

Dozens of people have cleared their cookies and cache and have experienced the pop-ups/pop-unders on your website Robert. Some have even taken the trouble of sending you screen shots. As long as you continue to use kounter.com's *free* service, your first time visitors are going to be subjected to pop-up/pop-under ads as well as the "Winfixer" security threat. I don't lie, Robert. I've never lied in this forum or any other. I invite you to prove otherwise.

My, my... another flame... Whatever will I do??

Same to you Robert... and Happy Hanukkah too...

I consider it my duty to continue to warn individuals contemplating visiting your site for the first time. I am after all both in the security profession and actively engaged in website management. "Winfixer" has been identified as a securtiy threat by Symantec (one of the most well respected companies in the business of helping people surf the web safely). That you continue to deny these facts (when they're so easily verifiable) leads me to suspect that you don't understand (or don't want to because the warning's coming from me)how to perform this simple test.

Click on any of the following links:

Following is the complete Kounter script:

Pop-ups or not, who the hell cares!? Only the wantabes visit a wantabe's website anyway.

Frankie, don't you know it cost money to go to those shows. He was at the Orlando ISC show though, but than again, that was close to home. He stopped by our booth. He was waddling around there with his bag of free screwdrivers and refrigerator magnets. If I remember right, he had a mustard stain on his shirt.

Can't get past **modest** can he!

LOL, I can see Frank doing just that.."Yup it's still there..l....still there....still..."

like the verizon guy, huh. [can you hear me now?]