Evidence eliminator's lock out key

Discussion in 'privacy general' started by Baz63, Jan 7, 2005.

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  1. Baz63

    Baz63 Registered Member

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    Okay - so I downloaded evidence eliminator. I'm a mug I know but there you are. There was a hot review of it and at half price, and I now know the reviewer was almost certainly an affiliate. At least I never used it thanks to info gleaned from this forum. That's one saving grace.
    They are willing to give a refund but I have to download a program to obtain a lock out key.

    Does anyone know anything about this? Is it safe?
     
  2. Longboard

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    I too was an innocent and took on EE.
    (Then I found Wilder's :D )

    Coincidentally, I had to do a reformat and reinstalled all my bits.
    I took that opportunity to wipe the EE.
    I then applied for the refund and had a running battle with Robin Hood about their lockout key, despite me offering them their app back they demanded I run the lock out exe. I did so on an external disc; well away from my main disc.
    This generated some random number. I supplied this number back to RH and they did send the refund.

    Beware and be careful. I have heard stories about various hijacks/malware left behind after "uninstalling" EE. It (EE) is incredibly difficult to remove.
    Hopefully you have used some installation monitor and can delete all the registry changes that EE makes.

    These links may help http://www.radsoft.net/resources/software/reviews/ee/

    Check all the links in the boxes and especially the InCtrl reports

    I hope this helps.
     
  3. cezar

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    Dear fellow members !

    Yes where lockot key is safe but i still think you shut keep your licens key ~snip~

    Reviewed, and removed comments with regards to countries and their laws since they were speculative and off-topic to this thread. - snap

    Where is nothing wrong with Evidence Eliminator i have use it since Marts 2003 and i purchase it when it was only them self where sold it every new version is has being better and better and the new one EE v5.0.58 is just the best in the last mounth i have use it to clean out files that was eateing up 95% or more of my harddisk i have a 200GB harddisk so i am glad i puchase it it was very expensive 100 Brittish Pound with all expensive pay the software was 88 the fee for pay with BP was 2 and 10 for purchase a GB check in my bank but i have a life time free upgrades so my licens key can go to my familie when i am gone another thing is they have free email support but i agree that the some of where ways to get where product sold is very extrem but the one i so was a trick every harddisk cleaner vendor use fear Robin Hood software Ltd i think this product will be on the marked even when the day microsoft makeing where OS so you have to open it up and not like now you have to close the files with all kind of security software and routers and other hardware firewalls. It is still the best on the marked.

    Yours Sincerely
    Cezar
     
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  4. bigc73542

    bigc73542 Retired Moderator

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    Cezar your post has been removed for admin review. <-- Reviewed and returned to thread with parts removed - snap

    bigc
     
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  5. nadirah

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    Is evidence eliminator malware in any way?
     
  6. Eldar

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    You should read this article of SpyWareInfo. ;)
     
  7. bigc73542

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    Nadirah go to the link in post two and read about Evidence Eliminator. ;)

    bigc
     
  8. nadirah

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    Wow, evidence eliminator is really a piece of rubbish. I'm gonna block the site that hosts evidence eliminator now.
    Lucky I don't use their software at all.
     
  9. divedog

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    I have used EE on 98, ME, XP, and 2000 and have neaver had a problem. I agree about there advertising tactics. I have it configured to NOT start up at system start. I use it on demand and then shut it down. Scans with Spybot, AdAware and Giant show no malware and TDS Bo Clean Ewido NOD32 and a variety of Antivirus Aps show nothing.
     
  10. AJohn

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    I kinda like Evidence Eliminator, but I dont believe it does its job like it should.. they have bad marketing too. I have been using Radsoft's XPT and am pretty happy with it.

    If you search Radsoft's page you can find a removal utility for Evidence-Eliminator. If you have to somehow install the lockout key you should first install the trial of Tiny Personal Firewall and use the Track 'n' Reverse part of it's Windows Security to remove it afterwards.
     
  11. moondancer

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    Ajohn,
    This may be off topic, please excuse me, but when I tried to click on the
    link in your sig, I get a message that says:

    "This Account Has Been Suspended......................." :/

    Just wanted to let you know.
     
  12. AJohn

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    Yeah it should be back up sometime... not sure when. Maybe ill put a diff link there later.
     
  13. Jimbob1989

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    Evidence eliminator :doubt: I've heard of that before, I once ended up on an adult site by accident and my homepage was changed to something saying, we have been recording your activity and so on. BS.

    Jimbob
     
  14. Jimbob1989

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    :rolleyes: I don't know what you mean, I'm still innocent and uncorrupted... ish.

    Jimbmob
     
  15. bigbuck

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    That was very serendipitous....wasn't it Jim! :D
     
  16. Jimbob1989

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    You know what I mean BigBuck.... *looks over shoulder to make sure no parents are around*

    Jimbob
     
  17. nadirah

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    Hey Jim, was it an accident or you visited the site out of mischief?
    Attracted to porn, huh? :D
     
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    Happens to me all the time thanks to these dodgy keyboards. :D I try typing www.wilderssecurity.com and my fingers slip and end up with www.wildinswimsuits.com. Must be the stress of all that posting... ;)

    Do make sure you clean your keyboard up afterwards though - typos due to sticky fingers can be even more embarassing than those from slippery ones. :D
     
  19. bigbuck

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    Hehe! Love it! www.woopsiaccidentallytypedpr0nagain.com :D
     
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    Made you look! :D
     
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    And since the main topic of this thread has been addressed... I think we'll close this one here. :D

    I want to thank all our performers. You can catch their regular shows nightly in the lounge.
     
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