Decius wrote:
] ] Using this very web site, you can very easily send Lover Spy
]
] ] as an e-greeting card.
] ]
] ] The e-card looks just like a normal e-greeting card sent
] ] via e-mail. When opened, it will display a graphic
] ] of your choice, whether it be romantic flowers, a funny
] ] e-joke, or kittens.
] ]
] ] But silently, this e-card will secretly install our
] ] award-winning spy software on their PC !
] ]
] ] Immediately, an exact copy of all their e-mails, Hotmail,
] ] Yahoo, AOL, Outlook, Excite, all their actual Passwords (not
]
] ] just what they type), and passwords typed into the web
] ] browser, everything they Type in all programs,
] ] all their Chat Conversations on-line, every Web Site they
] ] visit, and much more, is forwarded to your
] ] e-mail address
]
] U: Every few weeks I get an email from someone
] who is looking for this software, found this link via a Google
]
] search, and wants to know if I know where to find it.
]
] A few thoughts:
]
] 1. As far as I know, you are getting this link instead of the
] original
] company because the original company is gone.
]
] 2. Given the illegal nature of this company's product
] (delivering
] software via an ecard without the consent of the user is
] illegal),
] and the illegal way that they marketed it (on URLS that
] are misspellings of trademarks like Google), I would be
] surprised
] if it actually worked as advertised (why sell what you claim
] to be
] selling when everything else is illegal anyway?).
]
] 3. In any event, given the nature of this business, and the
] amount
] of press coverage this product received, it is almost certain
] that these folks were the subject of legal action from
] multiple
] sources, both civil and criminal.
]
] 4. If you are interested in using such a product you might
] want to
] consider whether the course of action that your are pursuing
] is
] really going to be the best way to get the things that you
] ultimately
] seek in life.