Data portability in the Credit Card industry

Clicking the DataPortability site the first time gave me some malicious ad that took over the whole window trying to get me to install some sort of Windows virus protection (even though I'm on Linux). The second time gets me to the site... Oddly enough the site doesn't seem to have any adverts on it (now that it's loaded)...

The DataPortability Project has been at the forefront of addressing challenging data portability issues that affect all of us. We (Braintree) are really excited to see our Credit Card Data Portability initiative be adopted by them. This is their first initiative for B2B data portability. We were unsure what to expect from our efforts but are really excited to see that it's starting to get traction.<p>Original Credit Card Data Portability announcement: <a href="http://www.braintreepaymentsolutions.com/blog/data-portability" rel="nofollow">http://www.braintreepaymentsolutions.com/blog/data-portabili...</a><p>Open Letter to the CEO's of Authorize.net and Paypal: Help End the Credit Card Data Hostage Situation <a href="http://www.braintreepaymentsolutions.com/blog/open-letter-to-the-ceos-of-paypal-and-authorize-net-help-end-the-credit-card-data-hostage-situation" rel="nofollow">http://www.braintreepaymentsolutions.com/blog/open-letter-to...</a>

As pyre I did get the same error also. Using Chrome, avg detected it. Directing to this site<p>----------------DO NOT CLICK--------------<p>"<a href="http://www1.software35.co.cc/?p=p52dcWplbW6HjsbIo22AgXOOipnVbWGWY4nT1m6uqI61h8WilnGbk3ucqqjOkorapZxqmGNwmJOakWGbX5WK1qWYpqvYnomqb1qtnaygnXaHk83Slm1Tqpud22qImaCjZJiSlGFqYGeTkpdxWKaemnWcrK3RZ5OVk5ycm2CcxaHDoJ/YocTGzJ2gpq%2BT0NWgYVqtp3VlanCaZZWaaWRiWqarlmqTYmefZZSYm2VsWJnInriMWKuimHVta24%3D" rel="nofollow">http://www1.software35.co.cc/?p=p52dcWplbW6HjsbIo22AgXOOipnV...</a>