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[Dan]

Get a big, hairy St. Bernard up you, Dan.

Only One.

[Little Texan]

Get a big, hairy St. Bernard up you, Dan.

[Dan]

I simply remove all my clothes...run out into my backyard...and howl at the moon...

This usually fixes everything...

wait...what are we talking about?

Pants Off To The Big Guy.

[POJO_Risin]

I simply remove all my clothes...run out into my backyard...and howl at the moon...

This usually fixes everything...

wait...what are we talking about?

[ELVIS]

My system is clean and running good...

[Panamark]

Can also flush the DNS Cache from the CMD prompt box......
that and deleting all Internet temp files (cache) should
piss off any remnants

[ELVIS]

Yeah, I'm pretty familiar...

I'm gonna try cleaning it up...

[chefcraig]

Hmmm...

I know, it sounds counter-intuitive as all hell, but here is the deal: At work, my ref. computers are not running NO Script or Ad Block Plus, just a series of site avoiding crap. So by cleaning out the cache, you remove all of the cluttered-up pre-fetch data your computer uses to speed up browsing. As a result, it tends to no longer hang on to old links, images and information, including hacks. I also have a registry cleaner I can access in safe mode, and this removes most of the invasive crap that allows the hack to continue showing up. I tried it this afternoon, and have had no issues since.

Hell, it's worth a shot.

[ELVIS]

Hmmm...

[chefcraig]

Try clearing out your cache, dude. Also, if you have CCleaner, run it in safe-mode.

[ELVIS]

Oh yeah...

[ELVIS]

It just now popped on me since you said it was fixed...

[Sarge]

Oh yeah,
Breasts,

[Sarge]

I think it's fixed. I am opening a support ticket at vbulletin to find out what is going on.

[SunisinuS]

I just got redirected a moment ago.

They are back. Sigh. Spammy will stop at nothing to hurt this site.