At a loss?

Written At Internet Time - @667, or Monday, June 13, 2005, 10:00:57

Hello tbtech,

  Got up this morning and downloaded all my mail. On this account,
  Freeop, there was a phishing message about "You have to sign in to
  the account," etc. Of course I deleted it.

  Well now every time this account checks for mail, I get an infected
  file alert from Zone Alarm, such as the attached file. And Zone
  Alarm's "treaded" is to delete the file. And it only happens when I
  check the Freeop Account. But it keeps coming back.

  I have done everything I can to try to get rid of this thing, short
  of formatting my HD. I have deleted all the files in the /temp
  folder. I have re-installed The Bat!. I have rebooted my computer.
  Have run a Virus Scan with AVG 7.0.x, and didn't find anything.

  I am at a loss to what to do now. Every time it checks for mail,
  every 5 minutes, I get that annoying message pop up. I checked the
  ZA site for any information about the HTML.phishbank.TD file, but it
  didn't have anything about it. It did have information about
  HTML.phishbank.AD, AE, and a few others but nothing about the TD.

  And it is always the /temp/batxx.tmp (where xx = 02, E2, D5, etc.)

  Does anyone know how to get rid of this thing? It only occurs with
  The Bat!

  Thanks for any help you can give me. As I said I am completely at a
  loss.

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Using The Bat! Version 3.5.25
On Windows XP SP2