Looks like a Hacker to me!

We have had a user log in without having to register by the looks of this : money_bling_babeù
Logged in at 10:25 PM CST.

It's the last letter that's causing problems. I emailed dr about it. Clicking on your link gives me an error. But if you go up to the URL and delete the '%C3%B9' at the end and manually replace it 'ù' (ascii 157) you can see the user's profile.

hey, i clicked on that, and it has my name on it????

or am i missing sumptin?

Glad you said that MissBeeHaven, cause when I checked my name was on it!!!!

ROFL… ~whew~… I started to panick for a sec..

ok… maybe i should go modify my last post and say, hey, CRAZZ thats you!! hehe

That user actually logged in a bill for me tonight.
http://www.cdn-money.com/cdnmoney/servlet/cmtViewBill?ID=322848

First time I clicked it I got Missbee, second time around, I got Crazz, whats up?

Same here, first time I clicked I got my own profile, then the profiles of others….very strange!

holy s**t …..ooops thats my profile they are using …..can you fix that DR please

People…. once the error profile turns up, MANUALLY edit the URL like I mentioned earlier.

You will get the proper profile.

ù is ascii 151
Ø is ascii 157

To those confused, to enter an ascii character hold down the alt key and type in the number, when you release the alt key the character will appear.

Every one. When you clicked on that link it couldnt find his profile so it shows yours instead. ITs ok it happened to me.

it took me to the login screen. then to my profile

Here Is the fixed link - www.cdn-money.com

and if you click on the bill he/she entered, you get your own list of bills. weird very very weird

Now I'm confused. On my listing:

ó is ascii 151 (hex 97)
ù is ascii 157 (hex 9D)

kayfbee… what do you have?

PS.. I don't have an alt key. :-)

on my system.. i have

ó is ascii 0243 (alt +)
ù is ascii 0249 (alt +)

Pooga, I have the same as the others. ASCII may be American Standard Code for Information Interchange but there are many standards. The first 128 codes are standard but the extended or higher codes have several similar standards. Microsoft uses one and Apple uses another. There are a few others too.

So it the competing operating systems that give us the difference. Maybe somebody else can give you a better explanation.

I clicked on it and it had my name on it!