I'd try FIREFOX.
Bob
I'm not sure what category this would fall into but am at my wits end to define just what it is.
We have a 2year old Dell desktop with Windows XP Home and have Aol current version for ISP. All Microsoft patches have been applied and all drivers are current.
The problem is with Netflix webpage. About a month ago we started getting an Entry Trap error whenever we tried to logon to our Netflix account. Instead of getting the webpage to login to our account,we get sent to a signup page for new memebers(we have had an account for over a year)and will not let us logon or enter anything on the Signup page no matter what. Seems to put me in an endless loop of just sending me back to the same Signup web page over and over.
No matter how many times we type in Netflix.com or even anything with the word "Netlix" it changes the webpage address to include the word "trap". We have tried accessing through Google and also just opening Internet Explorer and typing the Netflix webpage that way. All to no avail. We have called Netflix, Aol & Dell and no one seems to know what the problem is nor can they fix it. We have deleted all cookies, re-enabled all cookies,checked Java, & reinstalled Aol all to no avail. We have spent hours following their directions (usually telling us again and again to "enable cookies" which we have done now many many times and they ARE enabled).
It seems to be something buried somewhere deep on our computer but WHERE? We CAN access Netflix just fine from other peoples computers. We have everything to keep anyone out:McAfee Virus Scan,Firewall,Privacy Service,Counter Spy,Phishguard,etc. Could this be some sort of trojan or virus that has sneaked past all our security? It appears to be something that occured during access of Netflix. Can anyone help with this? Can this be removed?
Sorry for long story but no other way to explain it all.
Appreciate any help or suggestions.

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