[JaronMember]

Do not go to this link, butinformation.com is an spamming company. They hijacked buzz in an attempt to make some money. I don't see how they make money, and when your favorite site has been hijacked, you are not going to be like "NOOOOO- oh stuff I can buy!"Stupid information.comWell I am UBER glad BB is back.

[eclipse116Member]

How do you know?

[JaronMember]

If you hover above the ad links (When Bakugan Buzz was hijacked) you could see information's site.And I know several stuff about adware and everything.

[tdogMember]

WAIT? Information.com?

[JaronMember]

Yes. You know what it is?Oh andhttp://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/information.comThat is safe, it is MacAfee Site Advisor. Just don't go to information.com

[tdogMember]

So the hackers came from this site?

[eclipse116Member]

I'm angry nao. >:(

[JaronMember]

Well it is not hackers joining bakuganbuzz.com and screwing it up, I don't know much about it.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Page_hijacking

[Num1RockerMember]

dude they suck, shouldnt we sue

[JaronMember]

dude they suck, shouldnt we sue

information.com is not a company that you can find easily like wal-mart.

[tdogMember]

Example of page hijackingSuppose that a website offers difficult to find sizes of clothes. A common search entered to reach this website is really big t-shirts, which - when entered on popular search engines - made the website show up as the first result:SpecialClothesOffering clothes in sizes you cannot find elsewhere.http://www.example.com/A spammer working for a competing company then creates a website that looks extremely similar to one listed and includes a special redirection script that redirects web surfers to the competitor's site, but shows the page to web crawlers. After several weeks, a web search for really big t-shirts then shows the following result:SpecialClothesOffering clothes in sizes you cannot find elsewhere... at better prices!http://www.example.net/—Show Similar Pages—Notice how .com changed to .net, as well as the new "Show Similar Pages" link.When web surfers click on this result, they are redirected to the competing website. The original result was hidden in the "Show Similar Pages" section.Interesting...

[sooners1223Member]

Hmm, so its over now?

[Num1RockerMember]

well cant we try to find it

[JaronMember]

Hmm, so its over now?

It should be. Those cakesniffers better not come back...Num1Rocker: According to Site Advisor, it is in the USA. I don't know if we can or if we would.

[Num1RockerMember]

man this ucks, i was hoping for some payback and revenge

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