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Recently i was on a site called tvduck.com and ever since i've been getting pop up downloads. they will show up in my downloads window but of course i wouldn't open them.says they were a download from tvduck.Been on this site before without issues.
File name is 72890- ( the last numbers change ) the first one was 72890-1, then 72890-2 and so on. Now im up to 26!! First the icon on the left hand side was a firefox icon. I never use firefox so i tried throwing it in the trash. The next time the pop up download showed up, it says requested application cannot be used because it is in the trash. and now the icon on the left is a safari one. When on tvduck the mackeeper ad pops up, i always press cancel and close it off. i heard that mackeeper is nothing but trouble, maybe that has something to do with it. perhaps i pressed something differently without noticing.
PLZ HELP!! It would be greatly appreciated. Thanks fellow Mac-ers!

ok i just did what you said, i'll let you know how it works out.
meanwhile i tried opening the file ( curiousity killed the cat ) It directed me to a window that says
"Have you tried smowtion?
create an account and try a new alternative to monetize your website!"
and there's a place to click "create account"
I am not planning on creating account. just wondering if you have heard of this before? "smowtion" what does it mean by monetize? it's been 5 or 10 mins now and i havent had that "pop up download" yet! so i just may be in the clear .
Thanks for the help so far rkauf ! *fingers crossed*

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ok i just did what you said, i'll let you know how it works out.
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