I am being harassed by an organization named "Movie Pass".  They keep sending me pop ups that say I am obligat
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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 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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Get another ID and try to get in..\n\nYour being given a denial of service by some creep.
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Boy that first line is a mouthfull! LOL. You're so sweet to offer help like that. I don't have the movie pass tv thing but I wanted to tell you what a sweetie you are.
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You have to go to the site, email the administrator ( go to help and find the email) and tell them you are being harassed and ask to take down your information. Keep a copy of the email you sent to them. If they refuse, or if you find the your information has been spread to other sites, you might want to seek legal advice to track down the user who has posted your info and take legal actions if possible....
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I can't but you can...just look for the "opt out" option usually somewhere towards the bottom of the app. Or just call the cust. service # and yell @ them!
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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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Yes you can easily fight this one and should. All tickets should be litigated. They are just using you as a profit center. Time to stop this.
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This will def help you out! \n\n"Getting Bill Collectors Off Your Back \n\nHere's how to get bill collectors to stop harassing you!\n\nAre you in debt—and avoiding ringing phones, ignoring your mail and only hesitatingly opening the door—all to steer clear of the dreaded bill collector? \n\nNo one likes dealing with these people. But the good news is that the law forbids repeated harassment by bill collectors—and gives you the right to sue for violations. If you complain loudly enough—and you've got proof backing you up—you have a chance to get the entire debt canceled. \n\nThere are two types of bill collectors. (No, not nasty and even nastier.) Some bill collectors work for the original creditor, the business or person who first extended you credit or loaned you money. Others work for a collection agency, a company hired by an original creditor to collect its debt. \n\nThe difference is important. You have much greater legal protection against harassment by debt collectors who work for collection agencies, because they are governed by a federal law called the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, or FDCPA. \n\nTell Them to Stop\n\nFew consumers know that under the FDCPA, you have the right to tell a collection agency employee to bug off. Simply send a letter stating that you want the collection agency to cease all communications with you. All agency employees are then prohibited from contacting you, except to tell you that collection efforts have ended or that the collection agency or original creditor may sue you. \nDebt collectors, however, are notorious for breaking the law—contacting people who have sent a cease-contact letter, or violating other provisions of the FDCPA. \n\nDocument Illegal Behavior\n\nTo get results, you need proof of the illegal behavior. If phone calls from someone from a collection agency violate the law, try to tape the next harassing phone call you get. In most states, you can tape a conversation without telling the other party, as long as you are a party to the conversation. That's because the law allows you to record any conversation in which at least one party consents to the taping, and you can be the one who consents. \n\nIn a dozen states (listed below), however, it's illegal to record a conversation, unless you get the permission of the person to whom you are speaking, or at least warn the person that the conversation may be recorded. \n\nDon't record a conversation without the debt collector's knowledge in: \nCalifornia \nConnecticut \nDelaware \nFlorida \nIllinois \nMaryland \nMassachusetts \nMichigan \nMontana \nNew Hampshire \nPennsylvania \nWashington \n\nIf you can't tape the conversation, try to get a witness. Have the witness listen on a phone extension while you and the collector talk. Try to get the collector to repeat the earlier illegal statements. \n\nIt's illegal for bill collectors to: \n\nContact third parties, other than an attorney or a credit bureau, except to locate you \nCall you repeatedly or contact you before 8 a.m. or after 9 p.m. \n\nContact you at work if your employer prohibits it \nUse or threaten to use violence \nUse obscene or profane language \nPlace telephone calls to you without identifying themselves as bill collectors \nClaim you owe more than you do \nClaim to be attorneys \nClaim that you'll be imprisoned or your property will be seized \nSend you a paper that resembles a legal document \nAdd unauthorized interest, fees or charges \n\nFile a Complaint\n\nOnce you have the conversation taped or witnessed, you can make an official complaint. The federal agency that oversees collection agencies will send you a complaint form if you ask, or you can simply write a letter. Contact the Federal Trade Commission at 6th and Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20580. Include the collection agency's name and address, the name of the collector, the dates and times of the conversations, and the names of any wit
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Try clicking on the bar that comes up and proudly tells you it blocked it. \nIt should say something about either "allow pop ups from this site" or "download item" in the box that comes up beneath it.
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I would try abuse@yahoo.com since it sounds like they are spoofing the yahoo domain. Make sure your send them the mail header as well. TX
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you're paying for the horoscope/news sms that you received from that website\nyou're also paying for that "someone would like to meet you" sms!\ni know it's annoying!\ngive them a call asap to stop it!\nit might take couple of phone calls to succeed\nit happened to me too
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MoviePass is bad news. They put cookies in your computer that allow them to put a screen blocker on it even after the program is removed. It is a way they extort you to pay the monthly payments even if you do not want their service.\n\nI had it and could find no way to delete the cookies. The cookies are put in so that the Delete cookies in Internet Options doesn't remove them\n\nThe only way I found to get rid of them all together is to remove the program through Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel. After that you will have to do a complete system recovery (reformat) to remove the cookies. This takes your computer back to the first day you got it.\n\nMy friend hooked up with them and when I told him what he had to do he refused. Said he would find another way to remove the cookies. Later he told me he found a program that removed the cookies. The day after the payment was due his screen was blocked. Then he couldn't do anything with it. Couldn't even use start to turn it off. He had to make a payment to get the block removed and the did then system recovery.\n\nThe programs can remove all of the spyware in moviepass but not the cookies, but they don't tell you that.\n\nSo as the FRAN man says "Pay me now or pay me later".\n\nSuck it up and do the reformat or make the monthlies to moviepass.
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you said you get a message from a "website"....\ni'm assuming you are getting pop-up windows?\n\nthere are several free pop-up blockers on the web. i also think you should run a adware/spyware scanner remover.\n\ninstall a fire wall and worse case senario format your pc and reload the operating system.
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To remove Moviepass and that annoying women.popup, look here:\nhttp://profend.com/answers/moviepass.html
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Go to the site listed below and it will instruct on removing moviepass.\n\nOnce you have removed it please go to the next url and fill out a complaint against moviepass. This is the FTC site. Please do this. It will not stop without people filing complaints against them.
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Here's the site with directions on how to remove this 'trojan' for free.\n\nhttp://profend.com/answers/moviepass
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the harassment from some yahoo answers users that i receive daily