i thought movie pass was free that why  i download it, afterwards when i saw it i delete it?
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This one could be a little bit tricky.\n\nIf you downloaded the program yourself you will have agreed to the Terms Of Service which state that you will be charged a monthly or annual subscription until you cancel.\n\nThere are 2 ways to cancel - one os to go to the webpage but unfortunately the web address they supply is wrong and the other is to phone customer services and cancel that way.  But it seems the number they publish is also wrong.\n\nI've managed to find the number for Moviepass Customer Services and I've phoned it several times and got through without problems, it's a US number 866 431-7720.\n\nYou'll need to tell them your Customer ID number and I hope you made a note of it before running System Restore.  If you haven't got your ID number they'll refuse point-blank to assist.\n\nThe good thing is that they don't have any credit card details so that's going to make it hard for them to get payment.  I'm also guessing they don't have your name or address (don't let them have any of these details).\n\nIn the vast majority of cases Moviepass surupticiously installs itslef on a users computer.  Of over 10,000 people who've been to my website about removing Moviepass you're only the 3rd I've come across that chose to download it.\n\nYou can get more info about Moviepass and the (alleged) way they work from here... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass
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Sorry to hear that.  Try to delete it completely from your computer, then re-install it.
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I was at a convention a couple weeks ago and somehow I got this thing called moviepass.tv on mine. I cannot get it off and it tells me it will keep coming up until I pay. HECK no I will not pay jack NOTHING! I cant seem to get it off mine. If someone has any suggestions please help!!!
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http://www.schrockinnovations.com/removemoviepass.php
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Moviepass is a bunch of programs and files that are installed on your hard-drive - it's not adware, spyware or a virus so running scans for these things probably won't have any effect.  That said, it's still worth trying these options as some of the recent and pending updates do/will detect Moviepass.\n\nThere's a lot of people having problems with Moviepass and  it seems that in the vast majority of cases it installs itself without the users knowledge or consent.\n\nHave a look at this webpage... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass.html which I've put together to help people remove Moviepass.  It contains detailed step by step instructions which I hope will resolve the problem for you.
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My son got the same thing. I ended up going into the Registry Editor and removing all of the entries manually. Just go to Start > Run > type regedit, then do a Find (under Edit at the top left) and type in Movie Pass. When it finds an entry, delete it and then hit Find Next until there are no more entries. Spybot and Adaware won't remove it.
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GO INTO UR CONTROL PANEL AND CLICK ON ADD/REMOVE PROGRAM....ONCE THERE, FIND MOVIEPASS.TV AND REMOVE IT.
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All the above are good ideas for stopping normal pop-ups but Moviepass isn't a normal pop-up.  It's actually a bunch of programs that have got themselves installed on your computer and the pop-up is a screen which is being created by one of those programs (called notiy.exe).\n\nIf you go to this website... http://www.profend.com/answers/moviepass it has detailed instructions on how to get rid of Moviepass as well as info about what it actually is, how it came to be on your computer and so on.
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Don't worry - we can sort everything out for you.\n\nThe first thing you have to do is to cancel your account with Moviepass, you might not realize you have an account but if the software is on your computer and you're getting pop-ups then you do.\n\nDon't attempt to uninstall anything until the account is cancelled.\n\nGo to this webpage I've created... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass which has contact info for Moviepass and tells you how to cancel your account.  There are detailed step by step instructions for removing everything off your computer.\n\nGood luck.
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It is highly unlikely that Yahoo installed anything on your computer that you don't know about.  For easy to follow instructions on how to uninstall movieland, go to http://www.movieland-remove.com .
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Try to delete it and download it again. Thats what I do
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Didn't like it.  Look at imdb.com, search for the movie under Titles, then scroll down to the bottom of the page to see what messages have been posted.  There were a lot of people who, like me, couldn't figure out what was supposed to be going on.
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increasingly it is movies and tv shows. it's so convenient, and screw the hollywood studios who put out crappy movies. file-sharing allows me to not waste my money
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Hmmm...i had that problem once..and found it was a file i had downloaded recently..when i deleted it..the problem stopped.\n\nRun anti-spyware and anti-virus scans..if that all fails..do a system restore..or a reformat and re-install.
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Getting rid of Moviepass is difficult.  If you use Add / Remove programs it won't let you delete, instead it will take you to the Moviepass website.  To get round this you need to use Task Manager to close down all the Moviepass programs or you need to restart your computer in Safe Mode.  These are the Moviepass programs, there could be any number of them installed and running on your computer...\n\nAltBill, AltPayments, AltPayV2, DownloadManager, FileGrabber, FSupport, ITBills, LicenseManager, MPNotifier, MyAccessMedia, Notify, Notifier, Notification or anything similar (these names often have numbers with them), OptimumOnline, P2PNetworks, WhenU and anything with MoviePass, MovieLand or MediaPipe in the name.\n\nIf you go tho this website http://profend.com/answers/moviepass there's lots more info about Moviepass including full automatic and manual removal instructions and answers to many FAQ's.
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As far as I'm aware Movieland is now defunkt but surprise, surprise it's back again but this time under the guise of Moviepass.\n\nMoviepass is something that surupticiously installs itself on a users computer then after 3 days increasingly frequent pop-ups appear demanding a monthly or annual subscription.\n\nIf this sounds familiar then try the instructions on this page... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass.html although they're written specifically for Moviepass you should find they work for Movieland as well (just substitute the word Moviepass for Movieland in the instructions).  There's also a customer support phone number on that page as well.\n\nHope this resolves the problem if you haven't yet been able to do so.
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Beacause Limewire is a bad program...it has installed all kinds of bugs on your computer...I spent over 100 bucks cleaning LimeWire off of my computer...it is bad news. And you can't just "delete" it...it won't be fully gone if you do it that way. You are either goig to have to pay someone to clean it out or hopefully you know someone who is qualified to do it for you free. Good Luck.