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Tia0101

Tia0101 Posts: 96 Forumite

26 January 2013 at 12:57PM in Debt-free wannabe

Hello all,

I've just updated my signature on here and it added links to certain words like Debt and Credit Card. Linking to outside sites. I've changed my signature wording but even with the "remove link" button they wouldn't go away (because i didn't put them there!) :mad: Has anyone else had this problem?

PS - Sorry if this in the wrong place i'm still getting the hang of it!

Tia

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Tia0101 Posts: 96 Forumite

26 January 2013 at 12:58PM

Thats what i'm talking about!!! ^^^^^^

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Tiglath Posts: 3,816 Forumite

26 January 2013 at 1:00PM

I'm not seeing any links in your sig?

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fermi Posts: 40,544 Forumite

26 January 2013 at 1:00PM

I see no links in your signature.

Sounds like you have got some malware/adware on your computer that is adding them. That is not uncommon.

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Tia0101 Posts: 96 Forumite

26 January 2013 at 1:01PM

I'e changed to wording to get rid of them. There is a link in my post on the word "debt" though. Perhaps it's just my PC??

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fermi Posts: 40,544 Forumite

26 January 2013 at 1:03PM

No link on the word debt either.

Yep. Sounds like something annoying has got installed on your PC and is inserting spammy links.

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Willing2Learn Posts: 6,294 Forumite

26 January 2013 at 4:20PM

You need to remove the malware asap as it has the potential to compromise your security.

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Petlamb Posts: 922 Forumite

27 January 2013 at 10:42PM

I'd suggest the free version of Malwarebytes, it's really quite good.

Good luck with it

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