Re: WHAT SECRETS DOES YOUR COMPUTER KNOW!
- From: Tom Payne <tompayne@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 Jan 2006 13:26:45 -0800
>>>Download your copy now - 30 day risk free trial!
>>>
>>> http://tinyurl.com/8ycrx
>>>
>>>
>> This is a bald faced lie. There is no 30 day risk free trial
>> being offered here; the program is not trial ware, you must pay to get it
>> to try, so that is not risk free by any means.
>
>Most of what comes from the EE people is lies. :(
>
>> I would be glad to upload this very difficult to find trial
>> ware version somewhere for others to download if someone would like to
>> provide space for it, just tell me where to up.load it to that is public,
>> so everyone who wants it can get it, not somebody's private FTP site for
>> their use only.
>>
>> Also, what would be great, since this is a really good program
>
>You're kidding, right? Several very knowledgeable people have tested EE
>against typical forensic tools and methods, and EE has come up short every
>time. Misses this or that, or doesn't completely erase something else.
>It's far from the useful tool they lead you to believe it is. Pretty much
>useless, actually, if you're up against even a moderately competent
>adversary.
OK, I have read complaints of the kind that you state. My
experience with the program, as compared to others that purport to do
something similar, is that it has many features that I have not found
in the others, it is extremely customizable in every way imaginable,
from manner and type of erasing, to rememence underwriting, to a full
disk scan with wild cards, etc.
Now, the other programs that I have tried, like window washer,
etc. do many of the same things, but simply do not compare with regard
to features and customization.
So, with that having been said, your other points do disturb
me, that is, with regard to program mistakes, incomplete operations
and the other things to which you allude. So, I would ask you to
point me in the direction of actual studies that have been performed
on this software that actually document those assertions, because if
the shortcomings that you mention are actually documented by a third
party engineering group, not just by heresay by disgruntled or
irritated consumers who are irritated by all of the spamming, which I
agree is very veracious indeed, then all of the features of the
program are irrelevant if it performs in a flawed manner.
So, please, point me to the studies that actually demonstrate
your concerns, so that I might stop using it and find something else
if there is something else to find. Thanks.
>
>> but very overpriced at $149 dollars, would be for some very generous
>> sole to post his user name and working serial number so that we can all
>> have a copy that works for more than 30 days.
>
>No thanks. I wouldn't waste my time downloading a free copy even at
>cable speeds. You could PAY me the $149 and I wouldn't install EE
>crapware. Sorry, but no.... it doesn't perform as advertised and there's
>no way in HELL I'd trust these Internet scam artists and blatant spammers
>with a single nibble of MY data. God only knows what sort of tricks the
>miscreants try to pull. Phone home? Logging? Whacking the wrong file at
>the right time? Changing one here and there?
>
>No friggin way. I'm not that gullible and I no longer drink that heavily.
>
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