Yes, Auctiva got reamed by the hackers today. The alert at the site claims emergency repairs to servers so they will be slower than usual. It's a real bummer because I had it running just perfect.

I'm in the middle of a LONG saved listing there I was hoping to finish today. Wonder if it's really safe? Appreciate any help with this. Hope it's not the end of the freebies.

I tried to log in too. Getting all kinds of warnings. I can barely get things done since I'm new to selling on ebay and new to auctiva so this is a scary mess. Argh!

I am trying to pay for an item I just won. When I click "continue" to go to paypal, I get a malwear waring about the auctiva site! Help!

I am also having problems. I cannot get into Auctiva. It is being barred as malicious by my security software and I will not let me bypass the warning. I cannot list items I am ready to put on eBay. I hope Auctiva soon sort this out as I use it every day. A big question. Even if Auctiva clean out their servers will the security software know this or will it still be blocked for historical reasons?

I started getting these trojan alert messages yesterday. I was trying to create a listing and all kinds of wierd things were happening. The realtime player kept popping up and then the page I was working on would start to move by itself. A friend who works in the computer field told me to get out of the website and reboot my computer. He said not to go back to the site until auctiva sorts out the problem. Today I went back to the old ebay listing system and had the same problem with the page jumping around. I'm wondering if ebay's system could have been corrupted as well. Anyone else have this problem? Very scary!!

> I just accessed the Auctiva site using my Mac's Safari engine and the following message was posted by Auctiva as an "Alert!"
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> "A few of our auctiva.com web servers have been pulled out to do some emergency repairs. This means we are running on fewer servers than normal and the site will be running slower than normal. Friday 7:30pm update: We are faster than earlier today, but are continuing to rotate servers in and out and are still not at full capacity. Planning to be back to full capacity Saturday afternoon."
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> Hopefully, we'll all be back in business in just a few hours.

Another MAC user here Quincy. Concerned because I was told long ago - when mac went to os X - to keep Norton totally away from it, better yet, ditch it and that it wasn't needed for protection on a mac. Now with this auctiva attack, wondering. Is there a way to check to see if mac computer has been infected? How secure are you feeling? I usually use Firefox and got the Big Red Warning from Google when I tried to enter auctiva earlier this afternoon. Switched to Safari as you did - and encountered the same as you.. the flashing alert with the same message. Did notice my listings are HUGE on safari.