By admin on Wed, 09/30/2009 - 01:43

Its rather unfortunate that world's leading network of packaging is being attacked by some unscrupulous people and some visitors got adversely affected. But thanks to our strong technical team who monitors the activities round the clock and caught this immediately and started addressing the issues. The problem has been diagnosed, the solution has been found and now the implementation has started. Its a tedious process but we are on the job and should be out of the problem in next few hours. If anyone notices something suspicious then quickly email to info@packagingconnections.com to help us and our readers.

Thank you for your understanding. We would keep you updated through this blog.

 

Comments

Site is back online, google has removed the suspicious page warnings. Thanks to our technical team to take the immediately timely action and visitors to support during this attack.
Wed, 09/30/2009 - 20:05

Site is fully back and active. We apologise for the interirm inconvenience to our visitors as they might have faced some problems on some pages. Now there are no problems. Please make sure that you clear your catch from the tools/internet options as sometimes old files still remain in the catch.
Sat, 10/03/2009 - 22:58

Sirs, a few weeks ago I got an email from Linked In stating that my account was suspended because apparently "too many people that I was trying to link to didn't know me". A form was submitted and needed to be signed before my account could be re-instated. I was under the impression that "Linked In" was a site for networking and making contacts? Throughout the years, sometimes people forget "who" you are and I was and still feel a little weird about how this event took place. When I signed up, I shared my Outlook emaill book with Linked In as most of us do even in Facebook. But then later to get an email that my account was suspended and in order to reconnect I had to agree to the new terms? Now, I don't know if my account has been compromised by an outside source but this whole sitauion has left a very bad feeling with me and at this time I don't know if I want to continue using "Linked In". "If this is truly your policy you might want to re-address this issue. The majority of us on this site are educated-professional people, trying to reconnect and network with others in our industries and outside of industries. To get slammed by Linked In for trying connect with other professionals was uncalled for.
Mon, 10/05/2009 - 12:18
Robert Lenci (not verified)

Hello! Thank you for bringing this here. I do not know whatexactly would have gone wromg in your connections and how many are actually too many? We do connect through linkedin and have an active group, I am personally quite happy and did not feel any problems. In fact, once someone tried to create a negative publicity against us (reasons not known to us : it could be that www.packagingconnections.com is growing fast!) but group manager noticed that and took the corrective action. My experience and feeling is that they are encouraging healthy networking in a very nice & simple way. Your experience might be one of the bad ones and I hope you will not face any such problems later on.
Tue, 10/06/2009 - 00:58