Hi Napoleon, Yes, scammers, hackers & all of those unsavory vermin, infesting the Internet these days, make trying to run a legitimate business almost impossible. The thing is, what can we do about it? Anyone got any idea's on this? Your security friend in Las Vegas.

Harold, Hi. No, I'm not either, & I double checked to make sure..... The thing is, what is it that can be done to secure our sites from these attacks when we become popular? Do they do it because of that, or is it just malicious? Some body, like Microsoft (Hmmm) or like them has to make security better for program owners, or there will not be any. Make sure your program is well covered with security Harold, you never know when they might just hit you. Your security & future fishing Bud in las Vegas.

I must say I found that a very interesting letter. I am not a member so can't realy comment. One thing I will say though ...is with all these types of systems (and I belong to a few) read everything first ask advice from other members and NEVER put in More than you can afford to lose. Paul

THANK YOU ANTHONY! :) There are several sites that have attached goodies none of us want! Keep up the good work my friend!

Paul, Welcome my friend. What you have said is so true. All we see when we get these offers, is the $ sign's, or in your case the £ signs in front of our eyes, & the thought of making easy money. If we all spent time researching & reading the fine print, maybe we would not find ourselves in these situations. Having said that, & reading the letter from the CEO, I can see how frustrating it must be for him, to have a program that was delivering the goods, to only have it ripped out from under his feet, by the Internet scum. What would any of us do in the same situation? Your security friend in Las Vegas.