Understood, RedPhantom. Of course the Admins need to take a break. And as I stated in the other thread on this subject, I’m not trying to make trouble, and I don’t think any of the others are, either.

I just took a quick look on Google with the search term “Infolinks.” Below are the first 7 links that came up on how to remove Infolink’s intrusive, privacy invading spyware from your computer / browsers. There were many more.

And I’m addressing this to all those running this “test”… Do you really want to cause this much hassle for your members? If there are not legitimate concerns about this company’s questionable practices would there be this much information on how to remove their spyware?

http://howtoremoveit.net/infolinks-removal/

https://www.2-viruses.com/remove-infolinks-adware

https://www.2-spyware.com/remove-infolinks.html

https://junkwareremoval.com/pop-up/get-rid-of-infolinks-ads/

http://www.pccaretips.com/blog/how-to-remove-ads-by-infolinks-step-by-step-free-guide.html

https://spyware-techie.com/infolinks-removal-guide

http://it-help.info/ow-to/hijackers/2906-how-to-remove-resources-infolinks-com-completely

With all the concern over the massive security breaches at major companies and institutions by hackers, identity thieves, and other nefarious entities, we are naturally concerned about what is being done with our personal information – to include what is being planted in our own computers without our knowledge.

In addition to that, there is the frustration and annoyance of the CONSTANT bombardment of advertising we’re subjected to every day. Please, please, keep this in mind as you review the results of your “testing.”

Thank you for understanding.

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