why am i getting offline io-m's from www.geocities.com/egotistic_asshole1 and www.geocities.com/honeyline51
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bots. maybe porn bots. nasty little things. click ignore.
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If I remember right, IANA is like ARIN for the asian pacific domains.  If it is truly a phishing site, and not just spam, I would report it to PIRT (Phishing Incident Reporting & Terminations) at Castlecops.  \nThey have had many, many, many phishing sites taken down, i.e. PayPal, banks.  They work with the authorities that be to get rid of these thugs.  :)
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perhaps u have a firewall.
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Maybe a virus/malware; above responders gave some hints to remove. U could also try "hijack this!" (look up with G**GLE).\n\nAlso, maybe the folder was put in "all users" and you have to have administrator rights to remove it. Log-on as admin and do that.\n\nInstall a firewall and instruct it not to allow acces to those sites. This way, no other can make such "jokes".
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I tried the link and all I got was that the server they are using is down.  I tried in different browsers but nothing.  Still got the same thing.  Best suggestion is to keep checking every now and again.  If they are the one with the problem hopefully they will have the problem fixed shortly.
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I went here:  http://ehkconsulting.co.uk  and it pulled up the site.  Ensure that the LAN you're behind doesn't have web filtering such as proxy servers used.
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In your web browser, go to tools, internet options, and delete cookies.  If that doesn't work, try deleting all your offline content.
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...and mine shuts down when i type in an address.  so far, the links are working.  i just downloaded some updates, we'll see if it helps matters.  or, you could just download mozilla firefox as an alternate browser.
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I'm sure there's a good reason they block certain sites. But if you have to, look for open Proxy Servers / sites that will allow you to browse anonymously.
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Your security settings can usually be bypassed to allow all sites you want to see. It could simply be that their security certificates are a different type, or the cookie configuration, or it collects data etc\n\nTry the helpline
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Whose proxy? one of them street proxies? the kind you find in every dark corner of the bad neighborhoods on the Internet?\n\nthe message is to the server owner that didn't config the server with 'https' protocol!\n\nget another proxy server!
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Are you using PC or MAC. \n\ntry accessing the page from another computer to determine if its the sites.\n\nThen i would try reinstalling the web browser\n\nIt could also be filtering/protection software which i would also check settings on
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more then likely its spyware trying to report to it's host. get a free copy of spybot or lavasoft adaware and run it to get rid of the spyware
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try deleting cookies and all internet files including offline ones and the temp files\ntools- Internet Options
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Either you have a virus or tom is about to fix it. I used to have a weird virus and it made me so mad.
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Clear your browser cookies and offline pages. That should help. By the way restart your pc after that.
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The "/?" at the end of your link indicates that additional characters are expected to identify your company or work site.\n\nAt work, check the status line (at the bottom of your browser) to see what characters your browser is adding to this line when it connects to ihgmyteam.