ArcheryArchives.com whacked??

[FlintRiverKen]

Does anybody know the person that runs this website? It looks like it has tons of info I am curious about, but anti-virus software lights up like a Christmastree when you get near it.

[Mike Shaw]

You need a real good Virus program to go on that site! It cost me $100.00 to get mine fixed after going on archery archives to get some info. You are right some great info there, but someone needs to fix it big time... BEWARE....    Mike

[Jeremy]

It's been that way for a few years as far as I know.  Treat it like a sailor would a red-light district... get what what you need quickly and bring your own protection, but don't be surprised if you come home with something.

[Grant Young]

Effective analogy Jeremy.                Grant

[Rick P]

OK deleted it from my favorites now where do I go for all that info?

[ckruse]

I really wish we could get the info that's there somehow and safely transfer it to another forum. The Pearson stuff alone is outstanding, plus others like Herters, Eddings, Coe, Shakespeare, etc. It's a shame it's all for naught. It will be a bigger shame when it's gone and lost forever. CKruse

[portugeejn]

Here is the owner and technical information for archeryarchives.com.  It is public information readily available on the internet (for anyone who knows where to look for it).  

The technical contact is a web page hosting site startlogic.com.  The administrative contact is most likely the domain name owner or the owner's representative.  

I would think that the owner doesn't know that his site has been hacked, doesn't care, or is unable to do anything about it.  

The site host company either unable to do anything about the hacked site because it isn't theirs-they just host the website, won't do anything about the hacked site, or doesn't know anything about site being hacked.  I wouldn't want a site I hosted to be infecting computers, but that is just me.  I sent the admin contact an email, but don't know if it will get through or if the address is current.  The domain name info hasn't been updated for a while.

It looks like the domain name expires on December 15th of this year.

Registrant:
 --
 1955 California Road NW
 Brookhaven, MS 39601
 US

 Domain name: ARCHERYARCHIVES.COM


 Administrative Contact:
    Bridges, Kelly  [email protected]
    1955 California Road NW
    Brookhaven, MS 39601
    US
    (601) 823-9234    Fax: 000-000-0000

 Technical Contact:
    Manager, Domain  [email protected]
    1201 S. Alma School Road
    Suite 7550
    Mesa, AZ 85210
    US
    +1.8007258064

[bloodyarrow]

I'll second that motion

[bkupris]

Damn shame, they were very useful for old bow info  :(

[portugeejn]

I received an email back from the owner and he says that his hosting company removed the infection on the website.  Time will tell.  I hope it works out for him.  

Google still shows it as being an unsafe site, but there are certain hoops that have to be jumped through to get the listing as a bad site removed.

RonP

[Mike Shaw]

Still shows as a very high risk on my side and red alert! Hope they do get it fixed...Mike

[trapperDave]

I played that game for awhile, cost me every thing on my computer...everything. Started over from day one. I wont be going back. Shame too, I only got 5 or 6 years of the Pearson info printed off  :(

[osiristheclown]

I go there on a spare PC with no hard drive installed, running Linux from CD Rom. I have very recently gone there on the same PC with Linux Ubuntu installed to the hard drive and had no issues at all.

[portugeejn]

That is a good idea Carter, I hadn't thought of that.  A solution for the geekier amongst us!

Ron

[trapperDave]

Originally posted by osiristheclown:
I go there on a spare PC with no hard drive installed, running Linux from CD Rom. I have very recently gone there on the same PC with Linux Ubuntu installed to the hard drive and had no issues at all.

thats all greek to me,,,so yer sayin I should use my wifes laptop when I go there