Hey,

I was wondering if n e 1 else has this problem... i go to www.animecrave.com and instead of going there www.lop.com comes up... I've been to animecrave.com before and i bookmarked it but now whenever i try to go the same thing happens... I was wondering if any one has the same problem or if anyone could help me...

Thanx

-- Teela (bubble_bubbub@hotmail.com), August 19, 2004

Answers

nobody has the problem, except sometimes when I go there and the page cannont find it i just go the next day and it's up! probably cause they are fixing something....check it out time to time! www.animecrave.com is the best thing for you inuaysha fans!

-- Serenity1 (Jounouchi88@yahoo.com), August 19, 2004.

do http://www.coolwebsearch.com come up even if you diden't type it in ?

Note to others reading this:

Do not go to that adress other wise you'll get hijacked

You have been warned.

-- Fakemail (no@mail.pls), August 19, 2004.

you have a hijacked browser, you NEED to install some sort of spyware removal program go to www.snapfiles.com and search for the freeware ones.

-- Pearson (none@aol.com), August 19, 2004.

Its just that animecrave.com has a new layout and all, and that they've been updating and stuff. Like today I typed in animecrave.com but it said this page cannot be displayed.. so hopefully soon it will work again!!

-- Candra (naraku_lover@hotmail.com), August 19, 2004.

well, it may be the case for YOU, but not for Teela, as Teela has a hijacked browser and is probably getting annoyed with www.lop.com A LOT if i'm correct. And for thos of you that simply get the "Page Cannot be Displayed" thingy, then i advise trying again using http://animecrave.com or www.animecrave.com or searching in google.com; as many of us know animecrave is a VERY BUSY site.

-- Pearson (none@aol.com), August 20, 2004.

im having the same problem also so Teela your not alone....i havent been in animecrave for almost a month now...

-- Chan (azn_importtuner@hotmail.com), August 21, 2004.

hmm, mayboe you guys should try other browsers like Mozilla, Opera, or Netscape instead of Internet explorer.

-- Pearson (none@aol.com), August 21, 2004.