Does anybody know why my free AVG has stopped adding the certification
message to my emails even though it is selected to do so? Any suggestions
how to get it back would be appreciated .

Regards
Tony

On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 19:59:46 +0800, "Tony" <qw@nonamewhatsover> wrote:

>Does anybody know why my free AVG has stopped adding the certification
>message to my emails even though it is selected to do so? Any suggestions
>how to get it back would be appreciated .

I suggest you leave that ridiculous spam off.


Art
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Tony wrote:

> Does anybody know why my free AVG has stopped adding the certification
> message to my emails even though it is selected to do so? Any suggestions
> how to get it back would be appreciated .

hopefully because avg decided to remove that intellectually dishonest
advertising feature... but i guess that's probably too much to hope for...

--
"maxwell can tell he's in hell
just wants you to visit him there
same old game that he's playin'
his rules are never fair"

On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 19:59:46 +0800, "Tony" <qw@nonamewhatsover> wrote:

>Does anybody know why my free AVG has stopped adding the certification
>message to my emails even though it is selected to do so? Any suggestions
>how to get it back would be appreciated .
>
>Regards
>Tony
>
>
you may not agree but it is a good thing. advertising you current
antivirus definitions to all is a bad thing as if your definitions are
out of date people will know they can send you a virus that isnt
detected by your old defs and you c/would become infected. i know it
is very unlikely but stranger things have happened.

also i hate that avg spam :P

On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 23:07:48 +0100, Morgan Pugh <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 19:59:46 +0800, "Tony" <qw@nonamewhatsover> wrote:
>
>>Does anybody know why my free AVG has stopped adding the certification
>>message to my emails even though it is selected to do so? Any suggestions
>>how to get it back would be appreciated .
>>
>>Regards
>>Tony
>>
>>
>you may not agree but it is a good thing. advertising you current
>antivirus definitions to all is a bad thing as if your definitions are
>out of date people will know they can send you a virus that isnt
>detected by your old defs and you c/would become infected. i know it
>is very unlikely but stranger things have happened.
>
>also i hate that avg spam :P

i am an avg7pro user btw

as you can probably guess i do not use this cert thing not just
because i dont like it but because it doesnt work with The Bat! heh