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I'm getting weird pop-ups, With rxrsignals in the URL. Is anyone else getting pop-ups?

I haven't. Have you tried running a scan with an antivirus on your computer? It's likely that you have some adware on your system.

freebrickproductions wrote:I haven't. Have you tried running a scan with an antivirus on your computer? It's likely that you have some adware on your system.

I've did that, It does not do anything.

brett nc railfanner wrote:

freebrickproductions wrote:I haven't. Have you tried running a scan with an antivirus on your computer? It's likely that you have some adware on your system.

I've did that, I does not do anything.

I'm still not getting anything, even with the pop-up/ad blockers disabled and in both Chrome and IE 11. What antivirus did you use?

Also, what kinds of pop-ups are you getting?

freebrickproductions wrote:

brett nc railfanner wrote:

freebrickproductions wrote:I haven't. Have you tried running a scan with an antivirus on your computer? It's likely that you have some adware on your system.

I've did that, I does not do anything.

I'm still not getting anything, even with the pop-up/ad blockers disabled and in both Chrome and IE 11. What antivirus did you use?

Also, what kinds of pop-ups are you getting?

I've used Malwarebytes Adwcleaner and Hitman pro. Also the main pop up is Coupon time and sometimes when I click on something a new tab pops up with Rxrsignals as a part of the URL.

brett nc railfanner wrote:

freebrickproductions wrote:

brett nc railfanner wrote:

freebrickproductions wrote:I haven't. Have you tried running a scan with an antivirus on your computer? It's likely that you have some adware on your system.

I've did that, I does not do anything.

I'm still not getting anything, even with the pop-up/ad blockers disabled and in both Chrome and IE 11. What antivirus did you use?

Also, what kinds of pop-ups are you getting?

I've used Malwarebytes Adwcleaner and Hitman pro. Also the main pop up is Coupon time and sometimes when I click on something a new tab pops up with Rxrsignals as a part of the URL.

What browser are you using? Do you have any extensions enabled?

Admininstration team: I would check coding on the pages as well. Websites do get hacked and malicious code can often be inserted despite it not being authorized or done by y'all.

freebrickproductions wrote:

brett nc railfanner wrote:

freebrickproductions wrote:

brett nc railfanner wrote:

freebrickproductions wrote:I haven't. Have you tried running a scan with an antivirus on your computer? It's likely that you have some adware on your system.

I've did that, I does not do anything.

I'm still not getting anything, even with the pop-up/ad blockers disabled and in both Chrome and IE 11. What antivirus did you use?

Also, what kinds of pop-ups are you getting?

I've used Malwarebytes Adwcleaner and Hitman pro. Also the main pop up is Coupon time and sometimes when I click on something a new tab pops up with Rxrsignals as a part of the URL.

What browser are you using? Do you have any extensions enabled?

I use chrome and I have deleted all of the extensions that look fishy.

brett nc railfanner wrote:

freebrickproductions wrote:

brett nc railfanner wrote:

freebrickproductions wrote:

brett nc railfanner wrote:

freebrickproductions wrote:I haven't. Have you tried running a scan with an antivirus on your computer? It's likely that you have some adware on your system.

I've did that, I does not do anything.

I'm still not getting anything, even with the pop-up/ad blockers disabled and in both Chrome and IE 11. What antivirus did you use?

Also, what kinds of pop-ups are you getting?

I've used Malwarebytes Adwcleaner and Hitman pro. Also the main pop up is Coupon time and sometimes when I click on something a new tab pops up with Rxrsignals as a part of the URL.

What browser are you using? Do you have any extensions enabled?

I use chrome and I have deleted all of the extensions that look fishy.

Are you still having the issue? If so, then try adding uBlock Origin to Chrome, as it's an ad blocker and it will probably help keep the pop-ups down. If not, then it was one of those extensions that was causing the issue.

ZachL wrote:Admininstration team: I would check coding on the pages as well. Websites do get hacked and malicious code can often be inserted despite it not being authorized or done by y'all.

I'll ask Gillson to take a look at it.

Also, if we can get any specific pages where this is occurring at, let us know. It'll help us out to see if it's an issue with someone editing some of the pages on the site.