General Reports

[PalPat1783]

Same issue with StG slow loading for me.

Dang,

PP1783.

[John Whitman]

Yes, very sloooooooooooow for me too, regardless of whether on my phone or on my desktop PC. Just a guess, but this seems to have started when they went offline for a while for a "database update" I recall was the explanation. Whatever they did created a big problem. Hope they can fix it or the website won't be as useful anymore.

Anyone else having issues with STG being VEEEERY slow the last couple days? I switched on and off my net, changed browsers, switched phones. Still bad. Anyone? Anyone? MM.

[PharmaGuy2]

Anyone else having issues with STG being VEEEERY slow the last couple days? I switched on and off my net, changed browsers, switched phones. Still bad. Anyone? Anyone? MM.

Yes, I have also noticed this same problem and it seems to eat up a lot of my data.

[MedicMan469]

Anyone else having issues with STG being VEEEERY slow the last couple days? I switched on and off my net, changed browsers, switched phones. Still bad. Anyone? Anyone? MM.

[JayMan1986]

Don't even bother this chic thinks she's some God gift don't even waste your time I will be happy when she leaves.

http://columbia.skipthegames.com/fem...r/647569716320

Sadly, that's the mentality of alot of western women these days. The woman doesn't even look that good, but she thinks she's," God's gift," to us. Really? Gtfo.

[Soldier8]

Don't even bother this chic thinks she's some God gift don't even waste your time I will be happy when she leaves.

http://columbia.skipthegames.com/fem...r/647569716320

[Pappa54]

Depends on when and where and the list of guests.

We on the Augusta boards with the help of HEx, arer trying to set up a meet and greet in near future. Would there be any interest from you Columbia gents? Who knows maybe we'll have it in Columbia and stage it there if there is more interest.

AR.

[DongQuixote]

We on the Augusta boards with the help of HEx, arer trying to set up a meet and greet in near future. Would there be any interest from you Columbia gents? Who knows maybe we'll have it in Columbia and stage it there if there is more interest.

AR.

[Pappa54]

A2.

Good explanation. If you could Keep us informed on these type issues or anything that is relevant on cyber security you would be doing the community a solid. As you are on the frontline of these issues, you would be aware of them sooner than we would as it is your business area. Just a heads up on the major stuff is applicable for cyber health. Thanks brother.

Peace.

Pappa54.

I would be interested in hearing about this issue from A2 myself.

Peace.

Pappa54.



I'm happy to.

It's a false positive from Norton (I don't like them, they throw a lot of false positives, I think so people feel like they are getting their monies worth.)

The specific issue is Norton (and to a lesser extent malwarebytes) doesn't like the url promo-bc.com which is an ad server. Possibly because at some time in the past that ad server had a client that did something disreputable but if you use any of the available site scanners like securi you will see that promo-bc returns as clean.

We are working with the advertiser, having them contact Norton, in order to get that site removed from their alert list.

I understand it's in my best interests to say nothing is wrong so feel free to google "norton false positives" and then check out the promo-bc site. Anybody can confirm all this on their own.

This is why I personally use Defender.

A2

[Bobby D53]

I would be interested in hearing about this issue from A2 myself.

Peace.

Pappa54.



I'm happy to.

It's a false positive from Norton (I don't like them, they throw a lot of false positives, I think so people feel like they are getting their monies worth.)

The specific issue is Norton (and to a lesser extent malwarebytes) doesn't like the url promo-bc.com which is an ad server. Possibly because at some time in the past that ad server had a client that did something disreputable but if you use any of the available site scanners like securi you will see that promo-bc returns as clean.

We are working with the advertiser, having them contact Norton, in order to get that site removed from their alert list.

I understand it's in my best interests to say nothing is wrong so feel free to google "norton false positives" and then check out the promo-bc site. Anybody can confirm all this on their own.

This is why I personally use Defender.

A2

Makes sense. This has never happened before, so obviously it's new for me as I have had the internet protection for years. I guess the false positives finally caught up with me. Thanks for the explanation Admin.

[KingForAFew]

I would be interested in hearing about this issue from A2 myself.

Peace.

Pappa54.



I'm happy to.

It's a false positive from Norton (I don't like them, they throw a lot of false positives, I think so people feel like they are getting their monies worth.)

The specific issue is Norton (and to a lesser extent malwarebytes) doesn't like the url promo-bc.com which is an ad server. Possibly because at some time in the past that ad server had a client that did something disreputable but if you use any of the available site scanners like securi you will see that promo-bc returns as clean.

We are working with the advertiser, having them contact Norton, in order to get that site removed from their alert list.

I understand it's in my best interests to say nothing is wrong so feel free to google "norton false positives" and then check out the promo-bc site. Anybody can confirm all this on their own.

This is why I personally use Defender.

A2

I get this every time from Malwarebytes as A2 stated. I just figured it was doing it job.

Thanks for the explanation A2.

[Pappa54]

I would be interested in hearing about this issue from A2 myself.

Peace.

Pappa54.

Everytime I log on, my internet security blocks an attack. It says it's a malicious site and the virus constantly attacks. Check it out.

I'm happy to.

It's a false positive from Norton (I don't like them, they throw a lot of false positives, I think so people feel like they are getting their monies worth.)

The specific issue is Norton (and to a lesser extent malwarebytes) doesn't like the url promo-bc.com which is an ad server. Possibly because at some time in the past that ad server had a client that did something disreputable but if you use any of the available site scanners like securi you will see that promo-bc returns as clean.

We are working with the advertiser, having them contact Norton, in order to get that site removed from their alert list.

I understand it's in my best interests to say nothing is wrong so feel free to google "norton false positives" and then check out the promo-bc site. Anybody can confirm all this on their own.

This is why I personally use Defender.

A2

[Bobby D53]

Everytime I log on, my internet security blocks an attack. It says it's a malicious site and the virus constantly attacks. Check it out.

[Calhoun1]

Is SA worth the monthly membership fee? I recently signed up but of course you have to subscribe to actually read any messages you get. Price seems a little steep to me.

[Acmegb]

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