Shoutbox

Quick warning for anyone about to use http:// cool-newyear-party-pics. com.
Do NOT use this site. If you read ToS, It basiclly logs into your msn and spams everyone with [Say my msn is msghelp@hotmail.co.uk
Example: http:// msghelp.cool-newyear-party-pics. com

So if you enter you pass and email here, Thats what will happen.
Up to you, dont know what else to say really.

Firefox blocks for web forgery.

Thx.

Just another site to throw on the pile ¬_¬

EDIT: To be fair, it's not a web forgery or phishing site.

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Originally posted by T&Cs

We do not share your private information with any third parties.
By using our service/website  you hereby fully authorize TST Management, Inc to send messages
of a commercial nature via Instant Messages and E-Mails on behalf of third parties via the information
you provide us. This is not a "phishing" site that attempts to "trick" you into revealing personal
information. Everything we do with your information is disclosed here. If you are under eighteen (18),
you MUST obtain permission from a parent or guardian before using our website/service.

This page is not affiliated with or operated by Microsoft(tm) or MSN Network(tm).

[...]

We may temporarily access your MSN account to do a combination
of the following:
1.  Send Instant Messages to your friends promoting this site.
2.  Introduce new entertaining sites to your friends via Instant Messages.

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Spunky: How many people do you think would actually read the T&C?

I would just not use something that would ask me for my username and password that doesn't belong to that site

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Originally posted by John Anderton
Spunky: How many people do you think would actually read the T&C?

I would just not use something that would ask me for my username and password that doesn't belong to that site

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But other people might :\.
Oh well, This thread might help someone .

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Originally posted by John Anderton
Spunky: How many people do you think would actually read the T&C?

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We can not be held responsible for people's stupidity. The site is not harmful nor is it illegal in any way. I'm not condoning it, but this is why websites have T&Cs and why software have EULAs.

With the capability to sign in from multiple places, most people probably won't ever even notice them unless their contacts tell them (if the bot is suffisticated enough to support multiple locations too).

What do you get when you enter your real details anyway?
Anyone tried it with a test account?


Also, it seems that the spam that I received yesterday from contacts who used this "service" was significantly larger than other times...