Re: Evidence Eliminator... NOT AN AD, I promise

I've always been Leary of Evidence Eliminator. As hard as that one has been
pushed, in the newsgroups, and by e-mail spammers, I've always been a little
suspicious of a possible sting operation. By this I mean, "what if" it
gathered all the info you wanted to wipe out, and sent it to some agency,
for analysis? Scary thought!

Bill Crocker


"Charles Summers" <charles-> wrote in message
news: s.com...
> I see they are spamming the newsgroups AGAIN!, but I do have a serious
> question about EE.
>
> I have a laptop that I use for my business that has alot of business
account
> numbers etc. I'll probably be upgrading it, and will probably sell the old
> one or use it as a trade in. I was thinking that after shredding the
> documents that I don't want to fall into the wrong hands, I was going to
try
> this EE as a follow-up.
>
> Is EE all they say it is, or would there be a better way, short of
removing
> the hard-drive... to be sure no one can get to my old account numbers and
> credit information? How would you handle this?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> --
> Visit Charles at the new: www.thebasspro.net
> www.secretweaponlures.com
> www.outdoorfrontiers.com
> www.midtennclassic.org
>
>
>
>

Bill Crocker

I'm not that paranoid... but after reading the info about the company that
make EE, I highly doubt that would be the case. Sounds like just another
couple of guys wanting to get rich to me, and doing whatever they can to get
their product known. Glad that Secret Weapon Lures doesn't need to spam like
that. (Shameless plug, not intended. LOL)

I did load it on my laptop, with Zone Alarm Pro running, and it didn't try
to make any outbound connections.


"Bill Crocker" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I've always been Leary of Evidence Eliminator. As hard as that one has
been
> pushed, in the newsgroups, and by e-mail spammers, I've always been a
little
> suspicious of a possible sting operation. By this I mean, "what if" it
> gathered all the info you wanted to wipe out, and sent it to some agency,
> for analysis? Scary thought!
>
> Bill Crocker
>
>

18436572

I doubt that EE stores and sends the info wiped off to FBI, MI5 etc.
If EE was used for a 'sting operation', it would surely be free, or
much cheaper so it is accessible to all.
EE does not attempt to connect to the internet (apart from during
updates) so it can't be sending anything via the internet.
I have never been able to recover any file deleted by EE with a number
of data recovery tools, so EE wipes the files very securely.


"Charles Summers" <charles-> wrote in message news:< ws.com>...
> Opps... I forgot to change my name back from 18436572!
>
>
> "18436572" <> wrote in message
> news: s.com...
> > I'm not that paranoid... but after reading the info about the company that
> > make EE, I highly doubt that would be the case. Sounds like just another
> > couple of guys wanting to get rich to me, and doing whatever they can to
> get
> > their product known. Glad that Secret Weapon Lures doesn't need to spam
> like
> > that. (Shameless plug, not intended. LOL)
> >
> > I did load it on my laptop, with Zone Alarm Pro running, and it didn't try
> > to make any outbound connections.
> >
> >
> > "Bill Crocker" <> wrote in message
> > news:...
> > > I've always been Leary of Evidence Eliminator. As hard as that one has
> been
> > > pushed, in the newsgroups, and by e-mail spammers, I've always been a
> little
> > > suspicious of a possible sting operation. By this I mean, "what if" it
> > > gathered all the info you wanted to wipe out, and sent it to some
> agency,
> > > for analysis? Scary thought!
> > >
> > > Bill Crocker
> > >
> > >
> >
> >

Richard