Decca site hacked?

[Scarpia]

Yesterday I visited www.deccaclassics.com, the site didn't seem to work right (links to "New Releases, etc were not there) then my anti-virus program popped up a dialog notifying me that it had blocked a malicious program.  This seems to indicate that someone has hacked into the site.     Anyone else have a similar experience.  (It goes without saying that I advise you not to visit the site.)

[SonicMan46]

Scarpia - well, I'll take your advice, esp. since I'm on my VISTA laptop at the moment; if I were on my old IBM Ubuntu machine, I would give it a try - maybe later?  Dave 

[Lethevich]

I visited it with a Virtual PC and it immediately got busy locking up Firefox and IE while it did its business, so it looks as if it has.

[Scarpia]

I visited it with a Virtual PC and it immediately got busy locking up Firefox and IE while it did its business, so it looks as if it has.

I see.  Since Decca is now just and outpost of DG, I sent an e-mail to DG tech support describing the problem, but no reply or action taken, I see.   I don't know what Decca's tech support email would be, for obvious reasons.   

[Que]

Yesterday I visited www.deccaclassics.com, the site didn't seem to work right (links to "New Releases, etc were not there) then my anti-virus program popped up a dialog notifying me that it had blocked a malicious program.  This seems to indicate that someone has hacked into the site.     Anyone else have a similar experience.  (It goes without saying that I advise you not to visit the site.)

Well, if you click one of the "Universal Music" logos (of course you'd want to click the left one ), you will be transported that site - and it includes all the new Decca releases. They apparently have closed down the Decca site.

Q