I too recieved fraudulent (30 dollars worth of charges) from USBI billing from One Comm. They were for a number in London England. Both SBC and USBI have been informed, and I am in the process of drafting a formal letter to AOL about this incident, as I feel they need to know that their consumers are at potential risk. I was credited by both SBC and USBI and will not have to pay the charges. This adware may contain a virus that will re-write or corrupt WIN.com files, WIN.inIT files, or other parts of your System/System 32 files in addition to adding these charges. It may also may add changes to your Local User Registry files. It may not be detected by symantec or mcafee if you haven't kept your definitions up to date. Don't learn the way I did. Get anti-adware on your system and keep it current. And *always* keep autoprotect on.
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