theysayjump
11-04-2006 15:50:04
tjwor
11-04-2006 15:54:45
I think that is ideal (may be wrong, i don't do ideal)... I know it isn't Nui-Tech, YFDirect, or MetaRewards...
dmorris68
11-04-2006 15:59:44
My Firefox doesn't throw that warning when I go there. Do you have some extension installed, or is it some setting I don't have turned on?
Thunderbird 1.5 is always flagging messages I get from several vendors I deal with as "possible scams." Unfortunately there isn't a way to train it like with junk mail, so every time I get these e-mails I have to click "Not a Scam" to clear the warning, but it only applies to that message. The next one from that vendor gets flagged again. Kind of a pain, and the result is a pretty much useless feature because with so many false alarms, nobody will pay attention to it.
Wolfeman
11-04-2006 16:10:46
Maybe Google is just erring on the side of caution...
ajrock2000
11-04-2006 16:29:18
That site is from the freegiftworld sites...unlimitedfreegifts, freegiftworld, samplepromotionsgroup...i think
dmorris68
11-04-2006 16:29:38
[quotea24d8d3fea="Wolfeman"]Maybe Google is just erring on the side of caution...[/quotea24d8d3fea]
/smacks forehead
Disregard my previous post. It's obvious this was Google catching it, not Firefox. I wasn't paying attention. oops
theysayjump
11-04-2006 17:53:32
Yeah it was an extension called "Google Safe Browsing" but I've never had it on any other sites, even some non-family orientated websites.
I figured it was Google just being "safe" but thought it strange to only happen on this one. shrug
Wolfeman
11-04-2006 17:56:19
[quoteb78afa9524="theysayjump"]Yeah it was an extension called "Google Safe Browsing" but I've never had it on any other sites, even some non-family orientated websites.
I figured it was Google just being "safe" but thought it strange to only happen on this one. shrug[/quoteb78afa9524]
Yeah thats wierd...
ZeroCalories
11-04-2006 18:46:17
yeah it is real it's apart of the freegiftworld,samplepromotions etc group.