On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 8:47 AM, Michael Watterson <mike@radioway.org> wrote:

> > I don't click on strange links
> > (In fact I disapprove of tinyurl and bitly, but they do have a preview
> > option)
>

bit.ly has contract with Websense to remove malicious links, so in fact that
is safer than a pure URL -- if you "must" click on a link.

Actually google suggests that 977mb.com is free webhosting and many of
> the subdomains sell the sort of drugs in Spam.
>
> (no not phosphates or antibiotics, possibly, the spam that's inedible)
>

Yes, that looks like a Web Email and Spam. It redirects to a pharmacy site
created only 3 days ago. While that is not malicious, better to stay away
from those -- unless you want to buy fake medicine...

Tamas




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