New Porsche Website....

Brett928S2 · **Posted:** Tue Jun 10, 2008 10:50 pm

Hi All

A new Porsche website went live tonight , its been set up by Jeff
Maynard who some of you may know was kicked out of the PCGB for no
reason, as is about to happen to me lol

Its a good site and free with a decent amount of info on all models of
Porsche including 928s...

For any traders here ....it has free advertising for traders.....so worth a look .

Some may even see their cars in the changing pictures down at the bottom of first page

Web address...

http://www.purelyporsche.com/

Let me know what you think of the site and I will let Jeff know...

All the best Brett

Porsche · **Posted:** Wed Jun 11, 2008 9:04 am

The site looks nice & easy to navigate, but I've just registered, validated my e-mail address and logged on. But it still won't let me look at any of the members pages. It just keeps telling me I have to be a member to go on to those pages.

Also, it says that they have every roadgoing Porsche in the timeline, but they haven't even got the Porsche 944 S2. (One of the best selling models).

Is this site associated with G.T. Purely Porsche? I'm not sure they will be to happy with them using the name Purely Porsche, if it isn't.

MoJo · **Joined:** Sat Apr 19, 2008 8:22 pm **Posts:** 43

Yep, I had the same problem so either the site has issues or is not fully live yet.

I don't think the site has any affiliation to GT Purely Porsche.

tr7v8 · **Posted:** Wed Jun 11, 2008 9:21 am

I've got a login, but not sure what it's trying to offer. List of Porsche suppliers, quick google done, lists of Porsche Models err, quick google. Looks to be a site that's a solution without a problem TBH.

jmaynard · **Joined:** Thu Nov 29, 2007 8:51 pm **Posts:** 8

Quote:

It just keeps telling me I have to be a member to go on to those pages.

you need to enable cookies (so that we can validate your registration across multiple domains)

MoJo · **Joined:** Sat Apr 19, 2008 8:22 pm **Posts:** 43

or use Firefox

Porsche · **Posted:** Wed Jun 11, 2008 2:16 pm

jmaynard wrote:

Quote:

It just keeps telling me I have to be a member to go on to those pages.

you need to enable cookies (so that we can validate your registration across multiple domains)

My cookies are enabled. Is it just not compatable with AOL's browser?

Brett928S2 · **Posted:** Wed Jun 11, 2008 4:13 pm

Porsche wrote:

jmaynard wrote:

Quote:

It just keeps telling me I have to be a member to go on to those pages.

you need to enable cookies (so that we can validate your registration across multiple domains)

My cookies are enabled. Is it just not compatable with AOL's browser?

Hi

Is anything compatible with Aols browser lol ??

Sorry. couldnt resist, its one of my pet hates....

All the best Brett

Rev. Roland · **Posted:** Sat Jun 14, 2008 11:30 pm

I think it needs a members cars for sale section where people can post their ad and pic, as relatives keep asking me when am I going to buy a replacement car.

(They don't understand the concept of loyalty and that it's the only car of that colour, that women seem to love when combined with the driver's face..)

rwboxster · **Posted:** Sun Jul 13, 2008 11:03 am

Just tried to log on and my antivir gave out a HTML warning !!!!!!!!

jmaynard · **Joined:** Thu Nov 29, 2007 8:51 pm **Posts:** 8

rwboxster wrote:

Just tried to log on and my antivir gave out a HTML warning !!!!!!!!

Please provide more details and we will fix any problems (if they are not local to your PC of course...)

rwboxster · **Posted:** Mon Jul 14, 2008 8:56 am

Hi jmaynard

Virus: HTML/Infected.WebPage.Gen
Date discovered: 14/08/2007
Type: Trojan
In the wild: Yes
Reported Infections: Low
Distribution Potential: Low
Damage Potential: Low
Static file: No
Engine version: 7.04.01.62

this is the info from my antivir information page I get a warning as soon as I try to log on to the web site.

rwboxster · **Posted:** Mon Jul 14, 2008 8:58 am

Hi again some more info from my antivir

HTML/Infected.WebPage.Gen

Description:
A common attack against the web infrastructure can be the infection of harmless web pages. Some malware changes every HTML file stored on the disc and adds a link (very often an IFrame) to a site hosting malicious code. Other attacks can aim for the web servers and try to insert forwarding to the pages hosted there. The owner of these pages is advised to take them offline. Fix the hole (either on his own PC or on the server), check the pages for infections, clean them and go online again. Infected Web Pages often contain additional Iframe, Object or Script Tags. The Script Tags often contain encrypted Code.

Version history:
The following engine updates were released in order to enhance detection:

• 7.04.01.62 ( 14/08/2007 )
• 7.06.00.40 ( 07/12/2007 )
• 7.06.00.84 ( 10/04/2008 )
• 7.08.00.58 ( 19/06/2008 )
• 7.08.00.64 ( 02/07/2008 )

Hope this helps.

Brett928S2 · **Posted:** Mon Jul 14, 2008 9:55 am

Hi

Your anti virus is giving a false positive reading, its not unusual with cheap or free AV programs...

I have been to all pages on that site with the latest Norton 2008 and no false positives at all....

All the best Brett

P.S Using a Russian Anti virus program like ANTIVIRA is not the most reliable protection lol

rwboxster · **Posted:** Mon Jul 14, 2008 12:08 pm

Hi Brett

Many thanks for that.

I will buy a good antivir now.

Regards

Roger.

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