If it's just a link to a site, then all it probably does is use IE's ActiveX controls to launch a virus on your comp, or do something similar with Netscape. If you use IE, it's generaly a good idea to totally disable all ActiveX settings, cos they're a security nightmare that Microsoft can't patch fast enough.
Using opera or mozilla, all I get with those is a popup which shows me exactly what the controls are trying to do to my computer... heh...
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