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Posted by: madmax_2069 on 2009-02-03 14:31:35
IE must be going retarded cause http://68kmla.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=8966 tripps the Anti Phishing tool in IE7.
i cant understand why this topic is the only one that does it. i did send in a report to MS that its not a spoof address.
weird
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Posted by: LCGuy on 2009-02-03 14:50:58
I'd say its probably a bug in IE with all the eBay links.
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Posted by: ~tl on 2009-02-03 15:59:45
Damn, they must be on to me....
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Posted by: joshc on 2009-02-04 05:49:17
So you are the evil bastard using IE7 to visit the 68k MLA...You must be punished. }🙂
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Posted by: Temetka on 2009-02-07 16:04:02
Ban him?
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Posted by: funkytoad on 2009-02-20 21:46:13
In the past I have loaded The MLA on the Windows boxes at school with IE7 and received phishing warnings on a few threads. :-/
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Posted by: Miel on 2009-02-24 23:41:26
I'd say its probably a bug in IE with all the eBay links. Yes, a reasonable individual might think this.
But it's a conspiracy.
Microsoft is trying to prevent thoughtcrime from within its suppressed user base. Accessing a page such as that constitutes a major blaspheme against Big Brother. It will be stopped.
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Posted by: equill on 2009-02-25 19:10:09
From about the middle of last year onwards, about (at least) half of the system-generated(?) advice-to-the- winner emails that I received (in Mail 2.1.3) from eBay stimulated Growl into giving me a suspected phishing warning. eBay's emails were the only source of such warnings. I usually file emails from eBay after processing payment for the relevant Items, and then never consult them again. This behaviour, I see now with the wisdom of hindsight, stopped abruptly after I installed SecUpd2009-001PPC for Tiger last week. Indeed, I found a moment ago that the warning could no longer be elicited even by opening the formerly affected emails. Accident? Design? Che sa?
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