Craftsman 3 Piece Aluminum Nozzle Set $6.49 with free pick-up @ Sears

[blazee]

These are great for washing your car and come with a lifetime warranty.

Regularly $12.99, but currently goes to half price when added to cart:

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_07140130000P

['97ventureowner]

For some reason that URL is not working (Google Chrome). I tried another way to post a link with the same results. If you go to sears.com and copy and paste the item number, it will take you right to the item: Sears Item# 07140130000

[blazee]

Hmmm, I just tried it with a couple different browsers and it's working for me. I wonder if anyone else is having problems with it.

[kris]

No issues here.

['97ventureowner]

Originally Posted by blazee

Hmmm, I just tried it with a couple different browsers and it's working for me. I wonder if anyone else is having problems with it.

Here is a screenshot of the page I get. I'd also like to add that i get this often while clicking on links on webpages. Could it be a setting for my browser or security setting?

[blazee]

It looks as though either your browser or hosts file as been hijacked, and is redirecting your requests.

Depending on the problem, MBAM may be able to clear it up, or you may need to search for specialized instructions.

[igor@af]

Originally Posted by blazee

It looks as though either your browser or hosts file as been hijacked, and is redirecting your requests.

Depending on the problem, MBAM may be able to clear it up, or you may need to search for specialized instructions.

I don't think it's anything that severe. There is probably just some part of the "internet" network down between him and the server(s) in question. Sometimes this happens.

['97ventureowner]

I used to get similar messages when I used to use Firefox and was doing a Google search and clicked on the first few results, usually sponsored links. Sometimes the same site I couldn't access through that link was accessible farther down the results page .
I will try that link from blazee however. I never know what is on my son's computer anymore as I do AVG and Superantispyware and Ad Aware scans all the time, and they are always finding something. He plays a lot on Runescape and Minecraft (and other similar sites) and when I do the scans, the location of the "threats" usually has one of those sites in it's name.

[blazee]

Originally Posted by igor@af

I don't think it's anything that severe. There is probably just some part of the "internet" network down between him and the server(s) in question. Sometimes this happens.

Is there any reason that someone clicking a link from AF directly to Sears should be routed through clickserve? If it is part of AF's linking, then absolutely it could be harmless.

I know that there is malware that commonly takes control of the browser or rewrites the Hosts file to generate traffic through the attacker's affiliates. A lot of times this is invisible to the user, unless the redirect breaks the link. I apologize that my reply sounded alarmist, I just thought it was worth checking out considering that it was happening on other sites too.