thanks, lenny ~ that's what i suspected, comodo said it wasn't a good idea, and i appreciate your confirmation
--- In [email protected], "LNVTM1" <lnv...@...> wrote: > > I think 99% of the add-ons that people put in their facebook or myspace > pages just turns their pages into a bloated mess. Half the crap is just > that... crap... and my firewall and security software and hosts file blocks > a bunch of it so all I see are blank boxes with a message that IE couldn't > download it. The basic websites are pretty safe but once you start all the > add-ons, then hackers know how to get in through security glitches in the > add-ons and many people lose their profiles and passwords. > > Lenny Vasbinder > http://lennyvasbinder.blogspot.com > FREE and automatic online remote backup of your documents, photos and > files... https://mozy.com/?ref=SY4ZSI Check out how simple and secure it > can be to use the Mozy remote backup system. Mozy will back up your most > important files and folders every day/night while you aren't using your > computer. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of J > Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 3:03 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [Y!M] Again, not a messenger question... > > ...but a "Lenny" question. I recently created a facebook account, and one of > the options was to join "webfetti" to spice up the page. I declined because > I thought this could open up my pc to spyware and junk I don't want. Should > I accept it? or leave rejected as is. In other words, do you know if this > website is safe? >
