Hi All,

Recently I decided to download a free software package to free up my hard drive as my p.c was going at a snails pace. When I browsed the site for evidence eliminator it said something to the effect of - 'Warning, your p.c is being routed through such-and-such an i.s.p. and you are in danger of investigation'. Right.. Well I know for definite that I never looked at anything illegal so why the shock tactic? Its all too Orwellian for my liking. Are they using this as a scare tactic to get people to buy their software? Any ideas fokes?

Evidence Eliminator isn't free - and they've been SPAMming for years... Lots of the propaganda on their website is there only for shock value.

It's good for an all-in-one kind of product, but there are free alternatives out there.

Who could afford Evidence eliminator, try window washer a much better program, or Tracks Eraser Pro, I like both, and use both.