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Places to check expansions lists
- Thread starter elam18
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HappyHaunter
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Yea I had the day off yesterday so I decided to arrange all my classic Japanese sets in order but got an unwelcome surprise when I heard the site was unsafe. In the end I searched up one of TheCatsmeowth's videos and decided to use that as a checklist for each set.
zZGAMESTARZz
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Does anybody know if there is an ios checklist that has all of the cards including promos and errors?
Maverick Nate
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Google updated a safebrowsing software and a number of large sites are now experiencing the same problems as Bulbapedia, such as twitpic. However, if you have an account and login, all of the ads go away and the site will be fine. Logged in users do not see any ads.
As for lists of errors and additional set promos, if you are talking about this sort of thing, there isn't as good of a list anywhere else online for any sets. Those are something I personally researched, developed, and keep up to date BECAUSE there wasn't anything else online like them.
We apologize for the inconvenience. Everything will be fine eventually.
As for lists of errors and additional set promos, if you are talking about this sort of thing, there isn't as good of a list anywhere else online for any sets. Those are something I personally researched, developed, and keep up to date BECAUSE there wasn't anything else online like them.
We apologize for the inconvenience. Everything will be fine eventually.
Google updated a safebrowsing software and a number of large sites are now experiencing the same problems as Bulbapedia, such as twitpic. However, if you have an account and login, all of the ads go away and the site will be fine. Logged in users do not see any ads.
As for lists of errors and additional set promos, if you are talking about this sort of thing, there isn't as good of a list anywhere else online for any sets. Those are something I personally researched, developed, and keep up to date BECAUSE there wasn't anything else online like them.
We apologize for the inconvenience. Everything will be fine eventually.
I have an account...and it still marked as malicious.
soleosnip3rv2
New Member
I have an account...and it still marked as malicious.
Before I used Bulbapedia, I used to use this site:
http://www.psypokes.com/tcg/sets/base
It has almost all of the sets listed, except for maybe a few.
-Colton
Pokemon1985
New Member
I started using this guy's blog recently but looks like he has not finished it all yet still pretty useful. http://allpokemoncardslist.blogspot.com/2012/12/all-pokemon-cards-list.html
Maverick Nate
New Member
I started using this guy's blog recently but looks like he has not finished it all yet still pretty useful. http://allpokemoncardslist.blogspot.com/2012/12/all-pokemon-cards-list.html
Those lists are based right from my design and my writing on Bulbapedia. Hmmm...
Anywho, the malicious adware problem on bulbapedia has been completely removed. It's safe to go there again.
I always use
http://www.serebii.net
http://www.serebii.net
HappyHaunter
New Member
Anywho, the malicious adware problem on bulbapedia has been completely removed. It's safe to go there again.
I've only been able to visit the site just once after you posted that. After that, it's being blocked all over again and still today.
HappyHaunter, if you or anyone else are still having problems on Bulba, please let me know.
The issue we had was with a particular advertising network which had been infected by malware. We completly removed that ad network back on the 2nd. It took several days after that for everyone to remove us from their suspicious lists, but as you can confirm for yourself at Stopbadware and Google, we're clean now.
For most of the people who have reported still getting these warnings, cleaning the browser cache and/or deleting cookies associated with our site, before reopening the site in a completely fresh browser tab, should solve the problem.
The issue we had was with a particular advertising network which had been infected by malware. We completly removed that ad network back on the 2nd. It took several days after that for everyone to remove us from their suspicious lists, but as you can confirm for yourself at Stopbadware and Google, we're clean now.
For most of the people who have reported still getting these warnings, cleaning the browser cache and/or deleting cookies associated with our site, before reopening the site in a completely fresh browser tab, should solve the problem.