The folks who say “quite being paranoid” or “it works OK for me, there’s no virus” are the ones who will be bringing in their machines soon, or wondering how their bank information got leaked. I build and repair computers, and all my systems have recent backups, but there’s still no way this blatantly suspicious program will get installed on any of my machines; if I had the time I’d put it on an isolated bench machine and analyze the behavior, but it’s not worth it, the signs are too obvious, don’t use this, and if you’re already using it, be careful what info is exchanged on that computer, besides being sure a solid, third party firewall is installed (not the Windows one, you need it to watch both inbound and outbound traffic).

1. Expedia and Hotels.com tack on an extra service charge and burry it in the “taxes and fees” so the customer doesn’t notice it.

2. If the hotel or hotel chain has a loyalty program that awards points or miles for hotel stays, you can maximize the award by booking directly through the hotel company.

Expedia and Hotels.com are operated by the same company, and they have become very successful by taking a percentage of hotel revenue, and by their stealth practice of sticking the end user with a 2.5% - 3% service charge per night.

“Win32:Trojan-gen {Other}” has been found in “C:\Windows\MOTA113.exe” file.

My Scanner: avast version 4.8 home edition

What is the Problem!
Why have avast ”MOTA113.exe” in the database and not other virusscanner?

The answer from http://www.erightsoft.com/faqt.html
Q.033 After or during the installion of SUPER © my Anti-vir, Anti-adware, Anti-spyware, Anti-malware warned me of a
serious security threat. Why is that?

A. SUPER © is 100% clean. Check the SOFTPEDIA statement.
We have counted 23 specialized download sites proposing SUPER © for download as a safe 100% clean package.

When you encounter a false detection, it is mostly heuristic, meaning that the anti-vir wasn’t able to
parse and recognize the written code, so the file was flaged “suspicious, heuristic or gen (generic)” by default.

Due to the .exe files packer (tELock) used for almost all the files in the package in order to compress, protect and preserve
the integrity of our code, some anti-malware/vir may trigger a false detection as the tElock (Encryptor/Compressor) crypts the
files before packing them. A great deal of security is therefore achieved, preventing against the reverse engineering of our codes,
but the drawback of this protection is that some Anti-vir cannot even parse correctly the file to scan it, so they flag it “suspicious”.
Any (with no exception) .exe or .dll file packed/crypted/protected with tElock may trigger a false detection with those
“heuristic based” Anti-vir programs. You may try tElock to pack any executable file of your choice to test it on your
favorite Anti-vir.

Advanced Anti-malware/vir like McAfee, Norton, Sophos.. are already aware of the tElock usage in our package and
do not trigger anymore those false detections.

If your Anti-vir database is updated online by your anti-vir application, we suggest you send a copy of the
flaged file to your anti-vir author to update and correct its database.

If any file of the package has been deleted or blocked by your Anti-malware/vir, SUPER © will become totally
inactive, and won’t start anymore!

I would still like to say to anyone who refuses to try a program just because someone else says it’s dodgy, why??? They are basically scaremongerers, you get loads of them on the internet. And if we all listened to them and did what they said all the time, life would be very very boring!

Super is a 5 star program, try it and see