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I received unanimous confirmations that the web site is clean so the question can be closed.
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I received unanimous confirmations that the web site is clean so the question can be closed.

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I think it's a Russian website although the extension is .com It contains databases of translation agencies all over the world:<br />
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<a href="http://www.tqstart.com/english/database.php" rel="ugc">http://www.tqstart.com/english/database.php</a><br />
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After I visited that site, there is a &quot;do-re-mi&quot;-sound coming from my laptop, not very often, happened some three times only. But I got some other small problems after visiting that website.
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I think it's a Russian website although the extension is .com It contains databases of translation agencies all over the world:

http://www.tqstart.com/english/database.php

After I visited that site, there is a "do-re-mi"-sound coming from my laptop, not very often, happened some three times only. But I got some other small problems after visiting that website.

Can someone else confirm my suspicions that this website contains virus?

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