That's strange Jeff. I got a virus from there yesterday. My software snagged it right away and fed it to the sharks. :) Never had a problem there before but have read others have. First time for everything I guess. Thanks for the heads up too!

BTW my daughters computer got that same SCA a few years ago too. Was a pia to get rid off. But did the same as you once we found the cure.

This has come up before about jammin sams virus. It was ok for awhile. I guess it came back.

You know I haven't gotten any pop ups but my computer has been acting funny and I was just looking at wraps on Jammin Sams recently. Hmmmm

This is not good for his business I'm sure.

I am going to buy some wrap soon but I'm not going back to his website to do it.

That sucks for him and me. :(

Although I do think the red headed girl on his home page is really cute. :D

Please take note that I am not claiming this virus came from jaminsams, it just happened within a minute of closing his site. You can call him, his number is 623-505-7014 and have him send a catalog. I just wanted to point out the virus in general, it might have been from his site but I am not 100% sure. This virus will shut down your internet and your existing virus software and will display a window that looks very much like the security window that comes with your windows program. It wil even scan your computer and come up with a list of malitous threats. Then it will tell you to run the software to remove them. But, you have to purchase it first. Dont do it its fake! THe just want you information. Hope this helps others, thats all.

It happened to me too, but a while ago. Jammin' Sam needs to get a computer flush.

It doesn't effect my iMac...in case you are worried about what platform this will affect. I've been to his site several times, no problems.

This has been an ongoing complaint by many of our forum members. As an IT professional, I can assure you that Sam's site is NOT infected! I suggest that any of you with suspected malware, or even if you think you DON'T have malware, to download and run the free version of Malwarebytes. It will find many of the trojans that all free and paid antivirus programs can't. Next, download Kaspersky's free TDSSKILLER, which will look for anti-rootkits hidden in the boot sector of your hard drive. I just recently had to use this to eliminate a really nagging virus on a netbook belonging to the daughter of Backbeatkeeper! Also, install and run Ccleaner to get rid of all the junked stuff that builds up over time and really slows the computer down.

There you go, FREE advice to help you with your Windows computer!

Thank you for the "free" advice. Malwarebytes was the program we used, and Ccleaner I use also. But TDSSKILLER is a new one so I will try that.