Pop-Up Stopper
http://www.panicware.com/product_dpps.html ($$)
The free version claims to save bandwidth by blocking unwanted windows,
particularly those annoying "pop-unders" that load under the page you're
viewing (Yahoo!, we're talking about you). You can upgrade to a Pro version
that comes with an Internet Explorer toolbar and gives you more say over
what is blocked.

WebWasher http://www.webwasher.com/en/products/wwash/download.htm (Free)

An alternative generally favoured by Mac and Linux users, this one isn't
recommended for Windows XP users. It's very popular, having been downloaded
almost 3 million times.

Proxomitron http://proxomitron.org (Free)
A wide-ranging free program that blocks everything from pop-up ads to
animated Gifs. It also helps to prevent sites recording where you have come
from. Its creator's motto: "Don't be slave to some webmaster's whims." More
for advanced users.
Reference: http://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/0,,7-206476,00.html
Technobabble by David Rowan

POW! popup stopper (Free)
http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/pow.htm
POW popup blocker is classed as a 'trainable' popup stopper. When a window
pops up you can decide if you want to see those type of popups and if not
you can have it shutdown then and in the future from ever popping up again.
It is also reversible.

Pop This! http://www.mathies.com/popthis/ (Free)
A small, effective, and intelligent anti-popup software product that can
kill annoying popup windows automatically. The software is completely free,
easy to install and easy to use. Pop This! was developed by Jim Mathies, an
independent Windows software developer. Some key features of Pop This!:

It's free software, Easy to use, Lightweight (a single file), Does not
include any spyware. Does not create annoying Windows tray icons or
toolbars, Stops 99% of all popups, Works within Internet Explorer,
preventing popups before they load, and unload, Prevents browser window
resizing and movement, Does not interfere with normal web surfing, Support
for sound notifications, Support for site exclusions.

Your computer may have been hijacked.  For information about pop-up windows,
how to get rid of them, and prevent them in the future have a look at the
link below:

http://www.mvps.org/inetexplorer/Darnit.htm#pop_up

i use a program/tool bar from www.your.com its a cool tool bar...as you can
search from their search engine, ebay, amazon and the dictionary.....i
havent had any problem but it might also involve some unknown spyware so i
dont know.

...well theres my 2 cents

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From Shane Callaghan

Email- shane@callsan.com
website- www.callsan.com