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I haven't had much first had experience with this particular website, just the after effects.
Today, I was approached by a patron in my area who said he was having computer problems. I asked him to describe them and this is what he told me:
When asked what he had been doing lately, he said nothing out of the normal, but he did mention FinallyFast.com. This man is normally a careful internet user. He said he was having some problems with his computer being a little slow and he saw an advert for this website and said he'd try it out, which was his mistake. Whatever he got from that website to fix whatever computer problem he thought he had, installed a virus/trojan. I've just finished reformatting his computer and reinstalling windows.
Also, last week, I received a call from a friend of mine who had tried the a fore mentioned website. He gave it a shot and now his laptop isn't working, and that's not the bad news. I live in Kansas, I offered to fix his laptop. Here's the problem, he lives in Arizona. He is now going to have to pay some to work on it, whereas I would have done it for free.
If my story doesn't convince you, direct your attention to the following link:
http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/www.finallyfast.com
Oh, and WOT has an addon for Firefox, I'd suggest getting it. It will stop you before you enter website deemed malicious or dangerous.
I figured I'd do something to warn people of this scam, seeing as it's on the tv. I'd recommend telling friends and family. Otherwise, have fun reinstalling Windows.
Today, I was approached by a patron in my area who said he was having computer problems. I asked him to describe them and this is what he told me:
I came home from work and fired up my computer. After about 10 minutes, it restarts itself. I figured something updated like it always does, so I wait for it to finish restarting. After it gets to the login screen, it restarts again, this continues until I turn it off.
When asked what he had been doing lately, he said nothing out of the normal, but he did mention FinallyFast.com. This man is normally a careful internet user. He said he was having some problems with his computer being a little slow and he saw an advert for this website and said he'd try it out, which was his mistake. Whatever he got from that website to fix whatever computer problem he thought he had, installed a virus/trojan. I've just finished reformatting his computer and reinstalling windows.
Also, last week, I received a call from a friend of mine who had tried the a fore mentioned website. He gave it a shot and now his laptop isn't working, and that's not the bad news. I live in Kansas, I offered to fix his laptop. Here's the problem, he lives in Arizona. He is now going to have to pay some to work on it, whereas I would have done it for free.
If my story doesn't convince you, direct your attention to the following link:
http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/www.finallyfast.com
Oh, and WOT has an addon for Firefox, I'd suggest getting it. It will stop you before you enter website deemed malicious or dangerous.
I figured I'd do something to warn people of this scam, seeing as it's on the tv. I'd recommend telling friends and family. Otherwise, have fun reinstalling Windows.
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