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From: Dustin Cook on 21 Sep 2006 14:33

Nick Skrepetos wrote:

> I simply would like to test your software just as you have tested mine.
> Why would you not provide a password to the software? Send it direct to
> my e-mail if you don't want to publicly post it. I am happy to provide
> you a free registration code for SUPERAntiSpyware Professional as a
> "trade" if you like.

Damn! PcButts, a free code to the pro version of superantispyware in
exchange for a copy of your software sounds like a good deal to
me...I'd take him up on the offer if I were you, no real harm in it.

Gee Nick, what could I do to get one of those codes without paying for
it? I refuse to pirate your product, obviously. So I can either run the
free one, or pay for the full one, or.. ehh, try and get a key out of
you. (shameless grin)

From: Bud on 21 Sep 2006 14:36

> My new tool...

Nuts. I tho't I had you k-f'd. Well, I'll ty again.
From: Damian on 21 Sep 2006 19:52
Dustin Cook wrote:
> Nick Skrepetos wrote:
>
>> I simply would like to test your software just as you have tested
>> mine. Why would you not provide a password to the software? Send it
>> direct to my e-mail if you don't want to publicly post it. I am
>> happy to provide you a free registration code for SUPERAntiSpyware
>> Professional as a "trade" if you like.
>
> Damn! PcButts, a free code to the pro version of superantispyware in
> exchange for a copy of your software sounds like a good deal to
> me...I'd take him up on the offer if I were you, no real harm in it.
>
> Gee Nick, what could I do to get one of those codes without paying for
> it? I refuse to pirate your product, obviously. So I can either run
> the free one, or pay for the full one, or.. ehh, try and get a key
> out of you. (shameless grin)

Why am I not surprised that you can't shell out $30.


From: Gabriela Salvisberg on 21 Sep 2006 20:13
Wed, 20 Sep 2006 20:52:38 -0700 pcbutts1 wrote:

> All my free tools are now password protected to prevent thievery.

"Thievery"? As in this [1] Kaspersky blog entry? Yeah, you're "famous".

[1] http://www.viruslist.com/en/weblog?weblogid=197597102

Gabriela

PS: I hate crossposting to groups that I don't read, but this time I
won't remove the crosspost. Setting a follow-up to aca-v instead.
From: pcbutts1 on 21 Sep 2006 21:49
This is original just like my scripts http://www.pcbutts1.com/license.htm

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"Leythos" <void(a)nowhere.lan> wrote in message
news:1KBQg.1156$pq4.455(a)tornado.ohiordc.rr.com...
> In article <Nfudndajp6LJTIzYnZ2dnUVZ_vmdnZ2d(a)giganews.com>, pcbutts1
> @seedsv.com says...
>> My new tool in the fight against Spyware/malware is a detection and
>> removal
>> utility to clean computers with the Windows 2000/XP operating system that
>> are infected with fake security warnings caused by Smitfraud and it's
>> many
>> variants. Spyerase now has 1100+ signatures to remove all variants of
>> Smitfraud listed below. This tool is free but won't be for long.
>
> And we've all seen where you get your programming skills from, where
> you've been banned from posting due to being busted for pirating code,
> where vendors have publically (in Usenet) stated that you don't have
> permission to host their downloadable files, etc....
>
> Anyone that you don't want to have the password can get it, since they
> only need to make you think they are not who you know, and you send it
> to them, just like the other time you passworded your site/files.....
>
> If you were really the author, and not pirated some others works, you
> could post the proof in this group and everyone would defend you like we
> do the authors of the code you've pirated before.
>
> If you can prove to me that you've created a original work, not pirated
> anyone else's work and just hacked it to look like it might be yours, I
> personally will defend your work anytime someone tries to post it as
> their own - Come on, give me something to believe, post the proof that
> you are being pirated and I can assure you that the security members
> will actually come to your defense - but, if you lie to us and don't
> give evidence that the work is your own origonal work, well, what has
> happened will continue to happen.
>
> Only a pirate is afraid to provide proof.
>
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>
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