is there a way

[exaviour]

hey guys is there a way to get rid of namezero.com banners @ a domain?

[Gayowulf]

Yes, but it is a violation of their TOS, and you will lose your domain. That is also an "illegal activity" and we arent suposed to discuss stuff like that here :(

[exaviour]

its a chance i m willin to take, PM me if u wanna tell man :D

[NC_TOM]

If he tells you how, and you're committing a crime, he's an accomplice and he can get in trouble for it too. :P

[Gayowulf]

i can't tell him how, because i dont know. :D I'm sure it would be pretty easy to find out.

[Satelk]

You can use a javascript to break out of frames.
I use it for when a site makes a link to my site within a frame.
Also works to get rid of the hotmail topframe when I send the address to someone.:)

[JustinSurfer]

have your homepage as just a link saying enter here , and use the following html code for a link

<a href="http://www.yoursitename.com/yourmainpage" target="_top"> your link text </a>

been doing it for about a year , they never got me done

[meow]

I'm totally shocked!:eek:

[Cracker]

There's nothing wrong with what JustinSurfer did, because the URL wouldn't be showing in the address bar after the link is clicked, plus the ad already loaded. If you used a javascript, then the ad wouldn't get a chance to load.

BTW, anyone out there use a -------- URL cloak, but don't want someone loading your site inside his/her site's frameset and still want to keep the -------- address in the browser bar? Then you would use this script (change [] to <>):


<!--
if (parent != top)
top.location.href = "http://yourname----------/";
// -->


Notice PARENT instead of SELF.

[xtony]

I 've cheat them and I lost my domain:( ..Don't try friend.Or If you still want that code,mail me x_tony@execs.com