You can really do some interesting stuff on the web, one of which is creating pages/images that look like error messages and pop up in your browser. Like so:
Thankfully there was the url at the top, not that I would have believed it otherwise, but like this it was sure. Not bad if it weren’t so mean, then again, they were nice enough to add "advertisement" on the bottom right … that seems to make this kind of stuff all right 
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There are at least two kinds of games: finite and infinite. A finite game is a game that has fixed rules and boundaries, that is played for the purpose of winning and thereby ending the game. An infinite game has no fixed rules or boundaries. In an infinite game you play with the boundaries and the purpose is to continue the game. - James P. Carse
it is NOT alright. This is hard advertising : it could quite easily trick someone into shelling out for software that they do not need.
This is one of the more irritating adverts on the web, and I have reason to believe that it is a link to a notorious “spyware removal” site which borders on the fraudulent. Allegedly, it actually installs spyware on your computer.
If anyone reading this suspects that they have trojan/spyware problems, then try Spybot S&D. It’s completely free and very reliable, although you can donate toward the running costs.
Hello,
Could you please tell me what does NOP stand for? I’ve just read an older post from you and would like to get more acquainted with the concept.