I wish that like you

I saw this site and I like it so much, I'd like to see it to learn a
lot of things
http://zzrz.com/english.htm

Suddenly, without warning, savy exclaimed (10/31/2009 8:08 AM):
I saw this site and I like it so much, I'd like to see it to learn a
lot of things
[deleted]

::sigh:: he's back. There's another thread that states this is a
malware site. Don't go there.

jmc

On Oct 31, 5:51*am, jmc wrote:
Suddenly, without warning, savy exclaimed (10/31/2009 8:08 AM):

I saw this site and I like it so much, I'd like to see it to learn a
lot of things
* [deleted]

::sigh:: he's back. *There's another thread that states this is a
malware site. *Don't go there.

jmc

I think it is quite foolish to blindly run to some site some random
person in a newsgroup says he/she likes. At best it's off-topic spam,
and at worst it's malware.

FirstHit

Suddenly, without warning, FirstHit exclaimed (10/31/2009 6:07 PM):
On Oct 31, 5:51 am, jmc wrote:
Suddenly, without warning, savy exclaimed (10/31/2009 8:08 AM):

I saw this site and I like it so much, I'd like to see it to learn a
lot of things
[deleted]
::sigh:: he's back. There's another thread that states this is a
malware site. Don't go there.

jmc

I think it is quite foolish to blindly run to some site some random
person in a newsgroup says he/she likes. At best it's off-topic spam,
and at worst it's malware.

FirstHit

Completely agree, but even the most paranoid, security conscious of us
can make mistakes. This one isn't as likely to be clicked on as the
other, IMHO, but it only took me a second to provide a warning, just in
case.

jmc

On Nov 1, 6:14 pm, jmc wrote:
Suddenly, without warning, FirstHit exclaimed (10/31/2009 6:07 PM):



On Oct 31, 5:51 am, jmc wrote:
Suddenly, without warning, savy exclaimed (10/31/2009 8:08 AM):

I saw this site and I like it so much, I'd like to see it to learn a
lot of things
[deleted]
::sigh:: he's back. There's another thread that states this is a
malware site. Don't go there.

jmc

I think it is quite foolish to blindly run to some site some random
person in a newsgroup says he/she likes. At best it's off-topic spam,
and at worst it's malware.

FirstHit

Completely agree, but even the most paranoid, security conscious of us
can make mistakes. This one isn't as likely to be clicked on as the
other, IMHO, but it only took me a second to provide a warning, just in
case.

I agree. Nothing wrong with helping people avoid scams and malware.

FirstHit