Giveaway of the Day Download Link

East-Tec Eraser 2008 protects your privacy, identity and confidential information and removes all evidence of your computer and online activity. Eraser exceeds U.S. Department of Defense standards for the permanent erasure of digital information when erasing your Internet history, Web pages, pictures, unwanted cookies, chatroom conversations, confidential documents you want to get rid of or files deleted in the past.
Key Features and Benefits:

* Destroy all evidence of your online activities: Clean Web Sites, pictures, movies, video clips, sounds, e-mail messages, chat room conversation history, AutoComplete, etc.
* Destroy sensitive data from your computer: Clean traces of the documents and pictures you’ve recently accessed, and make sure that the files you are deleting are really gone
* Remove cookies placed on your computer by Web sites. Keep only the cookies you approve
* Supports the most popular Web Browsers: Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, America Online, MSN Explorer, Opera, Netscape Navigator, etc.
* Supports all types of popular programs such as Messenger, Email, News, Player and P2P Programs
* Very secure erasing: meets and exceeds the U.S. Department of Defense standards for the permanent erasure of digital information

Must download and activate today! (8/28/08)

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My girlfriend and I both got a copy. Thanks.

Thanks a lot, OP

valeadmagnet said:Doesn't Crap Cleaner do the same thing and is always free with no registration?

But the things CCleaner deletes can still be recovered.

Okay, opinions, comments and feedback welcome.

I downloaded this, and the frickin' thing went all HAL 9000 Space Odyssey on me and started automatically trying to delete EVERYTHING. I'm not a novice computer user. I had to over ride it and uninstall it piece by piece because it actually hid itself in my C drive just like a trojan virus would. XP uninstaller wouldn't remove it; I had to manually clean each scrap of it from my computer.

Also, despite the miserable experience listed above, it said I only had a 3 day license when I received the alleged '1 year' key from 'Giveaway of the Day.'

BTW, I also heard CCleaner does the same thing, and that many people who used this had everything that was supposedly deleted permanently come back with a system restore (as someone previously mentioned).

Less than 9 hours left!

JesseLivermore said:Okay, opinions, comments and feedback welcome.

I downloaded this, and the frickin' thing went all HAL 9000 Space Odyssey on me and started automatically trying to delete EVERYTHING. I'm not a novice computer user. I had to over ride it and uninstall it piece by piece because it actually hid itself in my C drive just like a trojan virus would. XP uninstaller wouldn't remove it; I had to manually clean each scrap of it from my computer.

Also, despite the miserable experience listed above, it said I only had a 3 day license when I received the alleged '1 year' key from 'Giveaway of the Day.'

Based on that, I decided to skip downloading it and save myself the unnecessary headaches.

Thanks for the comments.