Spy Axe is on the attack. I've filed a complaint with the FTC and now
that I know Carnival Casino is involved, there's a real entity to go
after. For 25 bucks at Costco, or at Download.com, you can get a
pretty powerful tool called Spy Sweeper. Seems to work. When all else
fails, there's always System Restore. You certainly know when you've
got Spy Axe. Lethal injection's too good for the pinworms who create
this stuff.

System Restore is no defence against SpyAxe..

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Mike Hall
MVP - Windows Shell/User


<jkingo@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1136431627.474482.49180@f14g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
> Spy Axe is on the attack. I've filed a complaint with the FTC and now
> that I know Carnival Casino is involved, there's a real entity to go
> after. For 25 bucks at Costco, or at Download.com, you can get a
> pretty powerful tool called Spy Sweeper. Seems to work. When all else
> fails, there's always System Restore. You certainly know when you've
> got Spy Axe. Lethal injection's too good for the pinworms who create
> this stuff.
>

jkingo@hotmail.com wrote:
> Spy Axe is on the attack. I've filed a complaint with the FTC and now
> that I know Carnival Casino is involved, there's a real entity to go
> after. For 25 bucks at Costco, or at Download.com, you can get a
> pretty powerful tool called Spy Sweeper. Seems to work. When all else
> fails, there's always System Restore. You certainly know when you've
> got Spy Axe. Lethal injection's too good for the pinworms who create
> this stuff.
>

Here's a useful site for comparing defense applications - in particular,
the "rogue/suspect anti-spyware" link is interesting.

http://spywarewarrior.com/

Spy Sweeper is on their "legit" list.

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