I can't, email to them is also bounced back requiring that 
registration [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Our emails crossed, I had similar info in what I just posted 
about the manual updates.

Yes, there's a TON of bogus blackware anti-malware programs out 
there.  I don't think this is one of them because they have a 
decent rep at least for their AV software for being legit, 
although it isn't that great at finding things.

AVG AS found something on my PC that all my other programs 
missed, but it was only a Cookie, and all my Cookies are set to 
automatically dump when the last IE window is closed anyway 
(except those I opted to keep).  These server issues certainly 
don't add any credence to their competence.

I seem to be getting posts again now, at least some of them. 
The last address you used for me is still good.  This one for 
that matter.
-Clint

God Bless
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://www.OrpheusComputing.com
http://www.ComputersCustomBuilt.com
http://Computer-Hardware-Sales-Consumer-Electronics-Sales.com

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ben Moore"

Clint, if you are considering buying the product, contact sales 
for tech
support.  That's what the web site says.

The online up date still doesn't work for me either. As I 
remember one time
before it was out for a couple of weeks.  I just tried the 
manual update
from http://www.ewido.net/en/download/updates/.  The download 
from there
installs new .dat files correctly but the AVG program still 
shows no update
in it's info.  I assume that it would use the new signatures 
when it scans.
Avg Anti spyware is not nearly as good in the free version as 
the A/V
product.

And while I'm on the subject.  I'm beginning to suspect that 
all this anti
spyware software is nothing but marketing.  I've installed a 
bunch of these
programs over the last few years and none of them have ever 
found anything
but some tracking cookies which I periodically get rid of 
myself with other
programs.  I'm not even sure what they are supposed to find and 
if you read
the web sites they are sort of vague on that point.  What 
threat exactly is
one of these programs going to find that you're a/v program 
wouldn't find?

I would copy you on this mail, Clint but I have no idea what a 
good email
address for you is anymore.

Ben Moore

-----Original Message-----

Ben and Larry, thanks for the replies.  (I'm not receiving ANY
email from this list at all.....again, and also once again only
a portion of my posts are making it to the list).

I will NEVER get any AVG product due to their total lack of
support.  In fact, there's not even any way to register at
their forums!  If you send an email to AVG, they bounce all
email back that has no registration # in it, but you can't get
a registration # unless you BUY their product, and who's going
to buy something that won't work??  It's a causality loop.

Have you tried to update it manually (and if so, what's the
process for that?)
Thanks,
-Clint


-----Original Message-----

Anti-spyware won't update for me either.  It's done this
before.  The AVG AV
free updates ok.  Obviously different servers.

Ben Moore
days back I installed it and it was updating ok.  Now I keep
getting "Downloading updates.....receive data......Error:
server is not ready to serve" or something like that (kind of
an oxymoron isn't it.  LOL).  I would assume the same thing
would happen when trying to update AVG AV.
Thanks,
-Clint
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