I had it happen to me twice yesterday, but I wasn't on here at all yesterday, so I don't think it's just this site.Thanks for letting us know.Anyone else seeing this behavior, please post it here. My guess is that it is some sort of spyware but I want to be sure that there's not something server-side that's causing it.
This might be a clue but it happend to me on one computer but not the one I have the Ad blocking browser plug-in added.If this happens to you, please post here as Keith said and let us know what broswer and version you're using if you know it. And also what item it directed you to at Ebay.Thanks.J
Good info here. Everyone who has been redirected from FBG to eBay at some point -- were you using any sort of ad-blocking software at the time you were redirected?This might be a clue but it happend to me on one computer but not the one I have the Ad blocking browser plug-in added.If this happens to you, please post here as Keith said and let us know what broswer and version you're using if you know it. And also what item it directed you to at Ebay.Thanks.J
What's "Fire Fox"?Use Fire Fox
Same herecrowe1130 said:Firefox with Adblock here, and no redirections or hijackings.
If it's adaware it'll start happening more and more regardless of the sites you visit.It has happened on multiple occasions, but not just with FBG. It has also been happening with Profootballtalk for me.
Same here. The Footballguys.com logo at the top with the yellow face is getting squished out of its location and putting it below where it doesn't belong. It only happens when the screen isn't maximized, and the window is not wide enough to support the ad and the logo.I didn't get redirected but the Footballguy.com logo is screwed up when in a non-maximize window when using IE 7.0, it is fine however when the window is maximize.
Firefox is a Clint Eastwood movie. See my sigIt's also a web browserChunky Soup said:What's "Fire Fox"?NorrisB said:Use Fire Fox
Same here.Same herecrowe1130 said:Firefox with Adblock here, and no redirections or hijackings.
Actual pop-up or pop-under ads or ad banners that expand on the page? I've not fielded any complaints about the former at all, but we're actively requesting that folks report the expanding banners because we're working with our ad partner to make sure they are all removed. Many times the popups can be caused by spyware like Zango.com but only triggered on certain sites or pages with certain keywords.When Joe made the announcement about the site changes (advertisements) I noted in that very thread that I've been receiving pop ups.................and it's annoying.![]()
Happened on another forum Monday, and appeared to be a redirect from a Cordia Burn ad.
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edited for accuracyInternet Explorer Microsoft = the most exploited title in the history of computing
I use Firefox with RIP addon which removes the ads totally and it has not happened. IE on the otherhand....I have the latest firefox with adblocking and it's happened to me too so don't hate IE too much now!
I actually do know this and IFirefox is a Clint Eastwood movie. See my sigIt's also a web browserWhat's "Fire Fox"?Use Fire Fox
NorrisB said:you guys just learned a valuable lesson why you dont use IE/Microsoft, Fire Fox is where its at.
sameSame hereFirefox with Adblock here, and no redirections or hijackings.
Are you stupid? Some firefox users (myself included) have reported this happening to us. Wow did you just start using firefox? It's been around forever and isn't a secret stop trying to act like you are wiser by having firefox as it happens with firefox as well it just hasn't happened to you yet. Next someone is going to come in here and be like I have Opera!NorrisB said:you guys just learned a valuable lesson why you dont use IE/Microsoft, Fire Fox is where its at.