PMSL.
Looking at the days/timings of the posts, then I am sure that DSGi would be interested in viewing how their staff occupy their working hours.
What is probably more astonishing is that employee(s) at PC World do not comprehend that when posting on forums that an I.P. address is recorded. Which is probably as good a reason as any not to go there for any informative advice of a technical nature.
If, as denied, DSGi do actually sell this product, then surely there has been a breach of Advertising Standards. Alternatively, perhaps we have here an example of an employee pursuing commission from an outside interest during employment hours.
Spammers are normally pretty harmless and are easily identifiable. However, as I'm sure Paul will agree, they take up valuable time when you've got more important things to do. I'm not suggesting that the idiot should lose their job, after all, what comes next down the chain of profitable employment? A 'Rooster Counter' in a hen house.
And then when I read
Quote:
This is my home PC by the way so you won't be seeing this IP duplicated on these boards
I smell serious 'back pedalling'.
I'm sure Paul doesn't need me to point him towards
http://www.geektools.com/
to identify I.P. origins.
