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Originally Posted by R Jones
Although that becomes a problematic to advertise the service under the The Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 mentioned in a post above, which I have also copied to the BT Beta forum. The first part of the regulations prohibits misleading actions and omissions. Therefore, companies can't miss out important facts about a product or service that would affect your decision to buy. Which may just be relevant to the way in which customers are invited to join the Webwise trials.
http://www.fool.co.uk/news/your-mone...oowftxt0010011 |
So although vicz postette was a slightly amusing piffle it should really be read like a packet of cancer smokes with 80% of the box covered in health warnings.
Q) Do you want to join Webwise for free and receive anti-phishing protection and more relevant advertising?
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WebLies will seriously damage your privacy and is a dangerous system written by Russian Hackers responsible for some of the most malicious spyware/rootkits ever produced.
WebLies is an
Intra-ISP Spyware (Spyware) and it will read all your personal and private communications with no tangible benefits for you the consumer as its anti-Phishing scam is a redundant hoax already provided by your browser (and|or anti-malware scanner) a cynical ploy to hook you up in order to allow
Phorm**** to profit from selling your private details to its immoral unethical unscrupulous partners.
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED: DO NOT ACCEPT ANYTHING FROM THE BANDIT PRORMSCUM --
WebLies is DANGEROUS!!!
A) 99% say "NO!" as they bend Kent Ertugrul over and pack him into a little suitcase to be posted back to Moscow, Russia.
Thank god for trading standards, public warnings and correct representation of dangerous products likely to damage your health.
Do you think the fonts should be bigger and bolder, for more emphasis of Phormscums danger?