Getting redirected to another site on first attempt

[CHRYNY]

Is anyone else have a problem accessing this website recently? Via Google search when I type in turbo mopar and then click on the main link I get redirected to some other site. It only happens the first time I try on a given day. Then, if I close Internet Explorer and repeat the procedure, it goes through correctly. This just started about a week ago. I only have a problem with the Turbo Mopar website.

[Rrider]

Others are having that issue also. I type "mop" in the address bar and the auto complete sorts me out.

[roachjuice]

Sounds like the Google redirect virus

[Kryp2nitE]

Sounds like the Google redirect virus

I see it from my phones occasionally, dont think ive seen it on my laptop yet

[Rrider]

Its rediculous how hard it is to download pc apps these days. I have a hard time distiguishing between the real download links and the fake links in the paid banners. I can't imagine being a web newb and trying to figure it out. They will inevitably click on the wrong thing.. and get some malware or something.

[Frank]

Also, don't forget that your ISP via DNS can reroute. I have yet to see that or browser search redirects not be the problem. Let me know when and how you see it again... http://www.turbo-mopar.com versus http://turbo-mopar.com versus turbo-mopar.com. Also attempt to do it after or even before you do a Start>Run>"ipconfig /flushdns"

Thanks,
Frank

[Rrider]

That sucks that ISPs do that. You can bypass your ISP if they are having DNS issues:

http://compnetworking.about.com/od/d...ns-servers.htm

I've had to do this at my aunts house when their ISP wouldn't admit they were having DNS problems. I tried the opendns server IP and it worked fine.

[Frank]

The Google DNS is an excellent service and OpenDNS is a good way to setup both managed and unmanaged parental blocks at the router level.