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pcbutts1 wrote:
> There has been a long running feud between me and my fellow MVP's

you *claim* to be an MVP but since you refuse to properly identify
yourself that claim cannot be verified...

> who run
> that site you quoted. If you look at that host file you will find my website
> listed in there. He does not like me so he put me in there.

most people don't like you
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&q=pcbutts

> I have my own
> hosts file and his website is included in mine. I have been distributing my
> hosts file now for a few years. I just recently added it as a feature in my
> Remove-it malware removal tool. Remove-it, besides removing certain malware
> which is it's main function, has several other features like giving you a
> choice to update your hosts file, resetting your desktop configurations,
> repairing IE, Cleaning malware related registry entries, repairing your
> internet connections, rebuilding the tcp/ip stack configurations, and
> anything else I wish to add to it. Current version is now at 16 in a few
> weeks I will be releasing version 18 which has more features and will be
> faster. It also will be available for download now that it will be non
> functional if someone tries again to steal it. Remove-it is not greyware.

it blocks access to other more legitimate security tools and is
distributed by a pseudonymous goon who posts some of the most disgusting
photos i've ever seen to his website in an attempt to malign others...
it is most certainly greyware and will continue to be greyware until
such time as there is no significant reason for it to fall under the
heading of potentially unwanted program...

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pcbutts1 wrote:

> There has been a long running feud between me and my fellow MVP's

Fellow MVP? <lol!>

> who run that site you quoted. If you look at that host file you will
> find my website listed in there. He does not like me so he put me in
> there.

...with good cause.

> I have my own hosts file and his website is included in mine.

...after you edited yours out of it.

> I have been distributing my hosts file now for a few years.

Yes, I still have a copy of 'your' hosts file where you forgot to remove
his signature line from the end of the file after you stole it from him.

Where it says:
#end of lines added by WinHelp2002

His file says:
127.0.0.1 click.payserve.com #[IE-SpyAd][Wildcard DNS]
127.0.0.1 www.pcbutts1.com #[Unauthorized Downloads]
127.0.0.1 www.pc-test.net

and yours says:
127.0.0.1 click.payserve.com #[IE-SpyAd][Wildcard DNS]
127.0.0.1 www.pc-test.net

What are the astronomical chances that you wrote a file which has the
same exact two sites in the exact same position as his? (except for your
own site missing in between them)

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Yes.

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"Buzzard" <Buzzard RemoveThis @domain.invalid.net> wrote in message
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> pcbutts1 wrote:
>> There has been a long running feud between me and my fellow MVP's who run
>> that site you quoted. If you look at that host file you will find my
>> website listed in there. He does not like me so he put me in there. I
>> have my own hosts file and his website is included in mine. I have been
>> distributing my hosts file now for a few years. I just recently added it
>> as a feature in my Remove-it malware removal tool. Remove-it, besides
>> removing certain malware which is it's main function, has several other
>> features like giving you a choice to update your hosts file, resetting
>> your desktop configurations, repairing IE, Cleaning malware related
>> registry entries, repairing your internet connections, rebuilding the
>> tcp/ip stack configurations, and anything else I wish to add to it.
>> Current version is now at 16 in a few weeks I will be releasing version
>> 18 which has more features and will be faster. It also will be available
>> for download now that it will be non functional if someone tries again to
>> steal it. Remove-it is not greyware.
>
> In that case, I may be checking that out in the next week or 2.
> Will it be functional if I use my own pc to dnld it, then use a
> usb stick to put it on my aunt's computer?
>
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It's called organization. You organize things alphabetically and by groups.
Look it up in the dictionary.

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> pcbutts1 wrote:
>
>> There has been a long running feud between me and my fellow MVP's
>
> Fellow MVP? <lol!>
>
>> who run that site you quoted. If you look at that host file you will
>> find my website listed in there. He does not like me so he put me in
>> there.
>
> ..with good cause.
>
>> I have my own hosts file and his website is included in mine.
>
> ..after you edited yours out of it.
>
>> I have been distributing my hosts file now for a few years.
>
> Yes, I still have a copy of 'your' hosts file where you forgot to remove
> his signature line from the end of the file after you stole it from him.
>
> Where it says:
> #end of lines added by WinHelp2002
>
> His file says:
> 127.0.0.1 click.payserve.com #[IE-SpyAd][Wildcard DNS]
> 127.0.0.1 www.pcbutts1.com #[Unauthorized Downloads]
> 127.0.0.1 www.pc-test.net
>
> and yours says:
> 127.0.0.1 click.payserve.com #[IE-SpyAd][Wildcard DNS]
> 127.0.0.1 www.pc-test.net
>
> What are the astronomical chances that you wrote a file which has the
> same exact two sites in the exact same position as his? (except for your
> own site missing in between them)
>
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Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
> pcbutts1 wrote:
>
> > It's called organization.
>
> Not in this case.
>
> > You organize things alphabetically and by groups.
> > Look it up in the dictionary.
>
> That goes nowhere to explaining how _your_ file has the exact (look it
> up in the dictionary) same *order*, *spacing* and *comments* as his
> file, for 12,000 lines.
>

Mere coincidence, and besides you
aren't entirely right here... PCButts
file is only 11,999.

Look at another example of two great
minds with nearly identical works.
Leibniz and Newton both coming up with
Calculus at the same time. Then Newton
chairs the commitee to decide who came
up with it first! (guess?)

This all smacks of another historical
witchhunt of the era. It's a very
sorry state of affairs when people
cannot see true genius for what it is!


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In article <13ngeid90fn9073 DeleteThis @corp.supernews.com>,
Buzzard DeleteThis @domain.invalid.net says...
> what does remove-it do that would be considered
> greyware, other than modifying a hosts file that i could load
> in notepad and see which sites have been blocked?

Butts has claimed that it will auto-update and that means that it could
load anything on your PC. If you really want to trust a product from
someone with a reputation like his, where the author creates porn and
puts it on his website where he claims to help people, where it
continually attacks people with foul posts, when be my guest.

No other reputable malware fighter does the things he does.

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In article <77f6bb98-6de1-4eb6-98eb-62e5e7400741
@h11g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, nehmo54 DeleteThis @hotmail.com says...
> On Dec 30, 9:23 pm, "pcbutts1" <pcbut... DeleteThis @leythosthestalker.com> wrote:
> > That malware will not prevent the installation of Remove-it. It will not
> > prevent Remove-it from running (that was why I suggested it). I don't what
> > version or where you got your Spybot from but it has always been free and
> > does not require payment to remove anything. Glad you got it all sorted out.
> >
> > --
> http://www.spywarebot.com/register.php
>
> The "download" is free as advertised, but the app doesn't delete
> unless you pay and register. Trying to "clean" takes you to
> http://www.spywarebot.com/register.php
> It's actually Spywarebot v 1.5 . I remember the old version was free
> and *did* delete for free.

Spy bot search and destroy can only be downloaded from:

SpyBot Search and Destroy can be found here:
http://www.safer-networking.org/en/download/index.html

The version you got is bad and not the real spy bot search and destroy

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pcbutts1 wrote:

> It's called organization.

Not in this case.

> You organize things alphabetically and by groups.
> Look it up in the dictionary.

That goes nowhere to explaining how _your_ file has the exact (look it
up in the dictionary) same *order*, *spacing* and *comments* as his
file, for 12,000 lines.

Plain and simple, you copied it.

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Buzzard <Buzzard RemoveThis @domain.invalid.net> wrote in
news:13ngv0p6kcs7pa1@corp.supernews.com:

> pcbutts1 wrote:
>> There has been a long running feud between me and my fellow MVP's who
>> run that site you quoted. If you look at that host file you will find
>> my website listed in there. He does not like me so he put me in
>> there. I have my own hosts file and his website is included in mine.
>> I have been distributing my hosts file now for a few years. I just
>> recently added it as a feature in my Remove-it malware removal tool.
>> Remove-it, besides removing certain malware which is it's main
>> function, has several other features like giving you a choice to
>> update your hosts file, resetting your desktop configurations,
>> repairing IE, Cleaning malware related registry entries, repairing
>> your internet connections, rebuilding the tcp/ip stack
>> configurations, and anything else I wish to add to it. Current
>> version is now at 16 in a few weeks I will be releasing version 18
>> which has more features and will be faster. It also will be available
>> for download now that it will be non functional if someone tries
>> again to steal it. Remove-it is not greyware.
>
> In that case, I may be checking that out in the next week or 2.
> Will it be functional if I use my own pc to dnld it, then use a
> usb stick to put it on my aunt's computer?
>

Hi Buzzard.

His program isn't really a program at all. It's a 2+megabyte batch file
which is protected by a passworded InnoSoft installer. It's based on
verifiable stolen code written by other individuals. PcButts simply
replaces some strings with his PcButts signature instead of the original
authors.



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Now you are crying because you can't hack the installer password. Inno Soft
is open source and you can't hack it. You are pathetic. You have no idea
what my software does, or what size it is. Nor can you explain why mine gets
regular updates, why there are so many differences, over 70,000 at my last
count, then the one you say I stole. The fact is ever since I passworded it
the thief who tried to steal my program was no longer able to do so. You are
basing you answer on what you know about my script that was stolen and
modified by Stuart. Flawed information that is at lease 2 years old. You are
just as dumb as BTS and Leythos. Remove-it is better then BugHunter.

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> Buzzard <Buzzard.TakeThisOut@domain.invalid.net> wrote in
> news:13ngv0p6kcs7pa1@corp.supernews.com:
>
>> pcbutts1 wrote:
>>> There has been a long running feud between me and my fellow MVP's who
>>> run that site you quoted. If you look at that host file you will find
>>> my website listed in there. He does not like me so he put me in
>>> there. I have my own hosts file and his website is included in mine.
>>> I have been distributing my hosts file now for a few years. I just
>>> recently added it as a feature in my Remove-it malware removal tool.
>>> Remove-it, besides removing certain malware which is it's main
>>> function, has several other features like giving you a choice to
>>> update your hosts file, resetting your desktop configurations,
>>> repairing IE, Cleaning malware related registry entries, repairing
>>> your internet connections, rebuilding the tcp/ip stack
>>> configurations, and anything else I wish to add to it. Current
>>> version is now at 16 in a few weeks I will be releasing version 18
>>> which has more features and will be faster. It also will be available
>>> for download now that it will be non functional if someone tries
>>> again to steal it. Remove-it is not greyware.
>>
>> In that case, I may be checking that out in the next week or 2.
>> Will it be functional if I use my own pc to dnld it, then use a
>> usb stick to put it on my aunt's computer?
>>
>
> Hi Buzzard.
>
> His program isn't really a program at all. It's a 2+megabyte batch file
> which is protected by a passworded InnoSoft installer. It's based on
> verifiable stolen code written by other individuals. PcButts simply
> replaces some strings with his PcButts signature instead of the original
> authors.
>
>
>
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In article <flbjfk$26v$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com>, pcbutts1
@leythosthestalker.com says...
> Nor can you explain why mine gets
> regular updates, why there are so many differences, over 70,000 at my last
> count, then the one you say I stole. The fact is ever since I passworded it
> the thief who tried to steal my program was no longer able to do so.

Except that the sources of the text you import into your script embed
fake items so that they can prove you've been stealing theirs. If, as
you claim, they are stealing it from you - yours would not have those
fake items, but since you tool includes their fake parts it just proves
that you are stealing their works.

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"pcbutts1" <pcbutts1.TakeThisOut@leythosthestalker.com> wrote in
news:flbjfk$26v$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com:

> Now you are crying because you can't hack the installer password. Inno
> Soft is open source and you can't hack it. You are pathetic. You have

Can't hack what? The installer password is used to encrypt the self
extraction portion, pcbutts. I don't have the time required to brute force
it, and I doubt anyone else does either. Besides, it's easy to acquire, you
email it freely.

> no idea what my software does, or what size it is. Nor can you explain
> why mine gets regular updates, why there are so many differences, over

I know your program is a stolen batch file, consisting of thousands of
lines of fixed filename entries. I know it makes calls to Chris Peacock's
program PROCESS.EXE to terminate various processes by filename, only.

What are you calling regular updates?

> 70,000 at my last count, then the one you say I stole. The fact is
> ever since I passworded it the thief who tried to steal my program was

70,000 what? exactly?


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C'mon now dumbass make up your mind. My stolen script that Stuart uses does
not use "Craig's" process.exe yet you say I stole it from him at the same
time you say mine uses the CLU process.exe. How can that be? You are
grasping at straws. Like I said before my program has not successfully been
copied or stolen since I started password protecting and compiling it.

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> "pcbutts1" <pcbutts1.DeleteThis@leythosthestalker.com> wrote in
> news:flbjfk$26v$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com:
>
>> Now you are crying because you can't hack the installer password. Inno
>> Soft is open source and you can't hack it. You are pathetic. You have
>
> Can't hack what? The installer password is used to encrypt the self
> extraction portion, pcbutts. I don't have the time required to brute force
> it, and I doubt anyone else does either. Besides, it's easy to acquire,
> you
> email it freely.
>
>> no idea what my software does, or what size it is. Nor can you explain
>> why mine gets regular updates, why there are so many differences, over
>
> I know your program is a stolen batch file, consisting of thousands of
> lines of fixed filename entries. I know it makes calls to Chris Peacock's
> program PROCESS.EXE to terminate various processes by filename, only.
>
> What are you calling regular updates?
>
>> 70,000 at my last count, then the one you say I stole. The fact is
>> ever since I passworded it the thief who tried to steal my program was
>
> 70,000 what? exactly?
>
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