Can sombody explain me how I get rid of MOVIEPASS.TV,please?
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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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I recommend you download superantispyware. It will remove popcorn.net. It is very effective and it is free.
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In many cases the previous answers would resolve the problem but Moviepass is something different.\n\nIt's a whole bunch of files and programs that have installed themselves on your computer.\n\nWhat I can't understand is that you say Moviepass appears when you go to your homepage.  Through my website I've helped 40,000 people remove Moviepass but this is the first time I've heard of this happening.\n\nMoviepass is programmed so that when you switch your computer on you get an annoying pop-up that plays music and demands payment, it lasts for 90 seconds and freezes everything else on your computer.  It also appears at intervals which get more and more frequent.  Does this sound familiar?\n\nYou'll find everything you need to know about Moviepass and how to remove it from your computer on this page: http://profend.com/answers/moviepass \n\nIf Moviepass has actually changed your homepage then I'd really appreciate it if you could e-mail me and let me know.  That way I can amend my webpage and let visitors know what to do if this has happened to them.
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It's probably just a conicidence that you're getting the pop-up since signing on to Yahoo.  Yahoo is a respectable company and Moviepass is anything but, I can't imagine that there's any connection between the two.\n\nIt's more than likely that Moviepass has become installed on your computer without anyone consenting to it and now it's threatening you with legal action and to impair your credit rating because the 3 day trial has expired and you have to pay.  If no-one agreed to install Moviepass then these are empty threats and the way in which Moviepass is operating is illegal.\n\nFull instructions for the removal of Moviepass can be found here... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass
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go to Techrepublic they have a uninstall program.\nIt's not that easy!!!!!!!!!!! here is a link\n\nhttp://downloads.techrepublic.com.com/abstract.aspx?docid=269942&tag=nl.e138
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isnt it the most pointless thing ever?! anyway i dont remember how i did it exactly but i think i went into FAQ and there was something about cancelling your account. hope that works
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Superantispyware will remove popcorn.net. It is very effective and it is also free.
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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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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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Several days after it went off-line, it reappeared announcing that it had been scammed by the ISP, then bounced off. It redirected to another site, which had the old list of shows and movies. Unfortunately I did not bookmark the new site, so I lost it, but I believe it's still out there somewhere. I'm looking for it too.\n\nHERE IT IS: http://www.tv-links.co.uk/index.html
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Detailed instructions here:\nhttp://www.spywareguide.com/product_show.php?id=469\nor:\nhttp://www.spywareremove.com/removeSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerShellExecuteHooksB83FC27335224CC692EC75CC86678DA4.html\n\n.. Or abbreviated instructions for a simpler removal process here:\nhttp://vil.nai.com/vil/content/v_103736.htm
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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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Formatting you hard drive is a bit of a drastic measure - it's a bit like replacing your car because it's got a flat tire.  It would certainly get rid of it but it will get rid of everything else as well.\n\nYou need to specifically remove Moviepass and fortunately this isn't too difficult.  I've put together a set of instructions here... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass which will tell you all you need to know.\n\nRunning adware, spyware and anti-virus programs will probably have no effect as Moviepass isn't any of these things.
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Phone Moviepass on 866 431-7720 (dial 001 if calling from outside the US) and cancel your account - you'll need to quote your Customer ID number, you may be asked for your IP address.\n\nThe only spyware remover that gets rid of Moviepass is Spyware Doctor, the only anti-virus program is Panda Internet Security.\n\nThe program will be listed in Add/Remove under the name Notify (or something similar) or Download Manager but using Add/Remove to delete these only takes you to the Moviepass website.\n\nThe files on your hard drive could include any number of the following...\n\nAltBill \nAltPayments \nAltPayV2 \nDownloadManager \nFileGrabber \nFSupport \nITBills \nLicenseManager \nMPNotifier \nMyAccessMedia \nNotify, Notifier, Notification or anything similar (these names often have numbers with them) \nOptimumOnline \nP2PNetworks \nWhenU \nAnything with MoviePass, MovieLand or MediaPipe in the name \n\nI have a website dedicated to helping people remove Moviepass and over half a million people have visited - the vast majority say they have no idea how Moviepass came to be on their computer so it's probable that neither you or your grand-kids intentionally installed it.  If no-one did agree to install it then the way they are operating is illegal and you don;t have to pay them anything - the demands for money and threats of legal action are an attempt to frighten people into paying for something they never asked for.\n\nPlease visit http://profend.com/answers/moviepass for more info about Moviepass and full removal instructions.  Please use the link on the front page to report them to the FTC.
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Do you mean 'get rid of it?' just delete it, or go to add delete programs on my computer, control panel, that should do it..☺
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You could probably use the file drop down bar and click save to save and look in the "my movies" file on your computer to delete (put file in recycle bin).
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from REGEDIT\ngo to  STRT > RUN > type -REGEDIT- press ENTER\nthan  go to menu bar  EDIT > FIND in find what type ( MOVIEPASS ) --- and selict all BOX in 9look at -- than press butn FIND NEXT\nafter this if any file come delete it\nand again for next find ----- or press  F3 ----- delete all files who come after pressing F3 ..