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What are some trusted ones as it is apparent she is still hiding stuff from me.
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eblaster is a real good one if you need the reports emailed to another computer. [get a new web based email program so your WS doesn't find the reports on your computer] Spectorpro is good if you have daily access to that computer. Be sure and run the anti virus and the anti spyware program to make sure it is not picked up. If it is picked up, then program it to ignore it, which is very easy to do. www.spectorpro.com
"It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena.." Theodore Roosevelt Exposure 101
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I bought and used WebWatcher from Awareness Technologies. What I like about it is that it sends everything (in real time, even) to a web server that you can monitor from another computer -- any computer -- anywhere. It also boasts that it is completely undetectable by anti-virus, anti-spyware software, so even if someone is looking for it, it remains undetectable. http://www.webwatchernow.com/
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eblaster is a real good one if you need the reports emailed to another computer. [get a new web based email program so your WS doesn't find the reports on your computer] Spectorpro is good if you have daily access to that computer. Be sure and run the anti virus and the anti spyware program to make sure it is not picked up. If it is picked up, then program it to ignore it, which is very easy to do. www.spectorpro.comEblaster worked perfect for me.
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I went with spectorpro, gonna give that a whirl and see what comes up. Thanks for the help.
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Mel and others are correct...eBlaster and SpectorPro are GREAT! Don't forget her phone...Flexispy.com is the best!
Without Flexispy I would have never known about OM#4.
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I downloaded the trial version of spectorpro on another computer before installing it on H's. I noticed the "sspro" run command stays in the Run window, and I don't know how to delete it. My H is computer savy enough to use his Run Command to do various things on his computer, and this would stand out. Does anyone know how to delete it?
Also, he pretty much stays logged onto FB all day on weekends. I'm not interested in capturing his games, but do want every chat window and message. My fear is that his computer would get clogged with so many files of captured Mafia War screen shots, and produce some sort of alert. Paranoid, perhaps?
I haven't been able to set up the email for reports either, every test fails.
So, not 100% sold on sspro, and won't risk loading it on H's computer till I'm sure I won't get caught before I have enough ammo to prove an EA one way or another.
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So, not 100% sold on sspro, and won't risk loading it on H's computer till I'm sure I won't get caught before I have enough ammo to prove an EA one way or another. I think I'm the only one who uses/used WebWatcher. It's completely undetectable (nothing in task manager, no detection by anti-spyware/anti-virus programs) and it sends all of its data to a web site where you log in securely to configure/read its output. http://www.webwatchernow.com
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I looked at that one, too, Fred. Cost was a little prohibitive. Will have to wait till payday, and pay in cash somewhere, as any credit/paypal charge will be detected.
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I downloaded the trial version of spectorpro on another computer before installing it on H's. I noticed the "sspro" run command stays in the Run window, and I don't know how to delete it. My H is computer savy enough to use his Run Command to do various things on his computer, and this would stand out. Does anyone know how to delete it? I didn't even know you could GET a trial version of SP. I know that trial versions of most keyloggers will leave a trace. Where did you find a trial version SP? I have never seen any way to detect SpectorPro or eblaster.
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My XH is a programmer and he couldn't find the Eblaster even after he knew it was there. It was fun watching him (remotely) trying to find it and get rid of it. He finally asked me to uninstall it and I did...only because I was sick of obsessing about it.
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MelodyLane, I either got it at www.cnet.com, or at www.gpsoftdev.com. It's only a 7 day trial...another reason I didn't load it onto H's computer..didn't want alerts popping up asking whether he wanted to buy the thing!
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Regulus, that is a completely different program from spectorpro that we are talking about. The one you downloaded is "System Surveillance Pro" or SSPro. The one you have is here: www.gpsoftdev.com.SpectorPro is here: www.spectorpro.comSpectorPro does not have a trial program and it is undetectable in the "run" feature. All traces of it are removed upon installation. HOWEVER, someone recently posted that his antispyware found eblaster. I have NEVER heard of that happening, but to be safe, folks should run their anti spyware and if it is detected, program your antispyware to ignore it. A very easy minor fix.
"It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena.." Theodore Roosevelt Exposure 101
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OOOhhh! I see, said the blind man as he picked up his hammer and saw! Thanks for straightening me out, MelodyLane.
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i checked on flexispy but price is steep. any comment on other brands that came up with the search like big daddy spy .com (blue ware) or cell control.com
considering monitoring only the phone for texts and occ emails on same phone?
would appreciate any feedback to monitor at least phone (not too much on computers)
thanks in advance
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thank you for the bump. i guess you would know i am not really internet savy but my being on this site and having issues is forcing me to learn more about these to get M in order...
i found again another product which seems interesting.... estealth?
thank you again for any input on any of these products
Me BS: 52
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I think I'm the only one who uses/used WebWatcher. It's completely undetectable (nothing in task manager, no detection by anti-spyware/anti-virus programs) and it sends all of its data to a web site where you log in securely to configure/read its output. http://www.webwatchernow.comI use WebWatcher also, and it's great. I like the fact that you can access the info from any computer. This allows you to monitor what's happening on the tracked PC 'real time'. The screenshots are also great. It's under $100.
Me: BH 60 - Married 21 years
ExW had an EA beginning 09/09 (Facebook)
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Add me to the list of WebWatcher users.
I could sit in another room logged on to another web site and watch what she was doing in near real-time.
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