The EBAY cheats seller the name, must look into, for the sake of the
safety, prevent from the beguilement;

http://web.59cn.cn/huaxia12345/ruparams.asp

wrote:
The EBAY cheats seller the name, must look into, for the sake of the
safety, prevent from the beguilement;

http://web.59cn.cn/huaxia12345/ruparams.asp

I don't know about you guys, but I don't think I'll click on the above
link.

Steve

yutyrr,what Country are you in? Lower Slobodisdaha?
cuhulin

Steve wrote:
wrote:
The EBAY cheats seller the name, must look into, for the sake of the
safety, prevent from the beguilement;

http://web.59cn.cn/huaxia12345/ruparams.asp

I don't know about you guys, but I don't think I'll click on the above
link.

Steve
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My sentiments exactly, but if anyone can figure out what the hell he is
talking about, let us know. In the meantime, DON'T CLICK.

WIth my cute webtv,,, I can click on any damn thing (and I often do) and
it wont infect my webtv.Webtv doesn't have a hard drive (Ladies,I have a
''hard drive'') and it doesn't infect me arse.
cuhulin

In article om, "ve3..." writes:

Steve wrote:
wrote:
The EBAY cheats seller the name, must look into, for the sake of the
safety, prevent from the beguilement;

http://web.59cn.cn/huaxia12345/ruparams.asp

I don't know about you guys, but I don't think I'll click on the above
link.

Steve
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My sentiments exactly, but if anyone can figure out what the hell he is
talking about, let us know. In the meantime, DON'T CLICK.


I went to the link from a system where it is safe to do so (Mozilla
running on OpenVMS). Since the system can't run the file, it
downloads it as binary. I normally would expect an *.ASP file to
be a link to on-line video or something, but this wasn't.

It starts off as SCRIPT language=vbscript, but the rest is
unintellible. It ends with some sort of UnEncode function that
apparently goes through the contents and unpacks it in some way,
creating a document.

Some brave person with a disposable system might want to run it
to unpack it to see what it really is: but unless you know how
to take proper precautions, I second the previous comments not
to follow the link.

Bart.

I suspect that it's in some extended character
set, probably Chinese given the probable location of the web
site.

Do y'all pay moola to acess Usenet news groups? It is all included in my
monthly webtv fee.Personally,I like tilenet the bestest.
cuhulin

Bart Z. Lederman wrote:
In article om, "ve3..." writes:
Steve wrote:
wrote:
The EBAY cheats seller the name, must look into, for the sake of the
safety, prevent from the beguilement;

http://web.59cn.cn/huaxia12345/ruparams.asp
I don't know about you guys, but I don't think I'll click on the above
link.

Steve
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
My sentiments exactly, but if anyone can figure out what the hell he is
talking about, let us know. In the meantime, DON'T CLICK.


I went to the link from a system where it is safe to do so (Mozilla
running on OpenVMS). Since the system can't run the file, it
downloads it as binary. I normally would expect an *.ASP file to
be a link to on-line video or something, but this wasn't.

It starts off as SCRIPT language=vbscript, but the rest is
unintellible. It ends with some sort of UnEncode function that
apparently goes through the contents and unpacks it in some way,
creating a document.

Some brave person with a disposable system might want to run it
to unpack it to see what it really is: but unless you know how
to take proper precautions, I second the previous comments not
to follow the link.

Bart.

I suspect that it's in some extended character
set, probably Chinese given the probable location of the web
site.



I ran it on one of my Macs (Tiger) and it opened a System Profile,
attempting to upload hardware and software configurations.

It wasn't successful at either the upload or the evaluation, but it
did access the profiling software without a hesitation.

"Steve" wrote in message
ps.com...

wrote:
The EBAY cheats seller the name, must look into, for the sake of the
safety, prevent from the beguilement;

http://web.59cn.cn/huaxia12345/ruparams.asp

I don't know about you guys, but I don't think I'll click on the above
link.

I clicked it. Nothing happened.

Mike

Mike wrote:
"Steve" wrote in message
ps.com...

wrote:
The EBAY cheats seller the name, must look into, for the sake of the
safety, prevent from the beguilement;
Not that you know of o beguiled one.

I don't know about you guys, but I don't think I'll click on the above
link.

I clicked it. Nothing happened.

Mike
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Nothing happened that you know of, O beguiled one. Recalling my last
bicycle assembly instructiions, I think he is saying you should read
the feedback on ebay to see if you are dealing with a crook.