Author Archives: Lisa Blanc - Page 269

If you install LuckyShopper, it will connect to the Internet without your permission and display annoying pop-up offers in Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers. Needless to say, if you do not want to deal with this kind of activity, you should not install LuckyShopper in the first place. Unfortunately, some computer users do not even know when or how this application slithers in. Anti-Spyware-101.com adware researchers have not observed the application to be installed without permission; however, computer users may install it unknowingly. This is an issue that you will face if you download software carelessly, and if you trust unfamiliar software distributors. Of course, you should remove LuckyShopper if the advertisement-supported program has already affected the browsers. Read more »

TV Time is an application which should enhance your video-watching experience. Firefox, Chrome, and Internet Explorer users install the application to dim the lights when watching videos online. This is not a made-up service, and you can install reliable extensions that will work in the same manner. Of course, TV Time is not a browser plugin that you can trust. The extension is just another advertisement-supported program that should be deleted. If you do not remove TV Time, you will face pop-up and banner advertisements when browsing the web. This is not dangerous in all cases; however, our Anti-Spyware-101.com malware researchers recommend removing active adware without any delay. Read more »

BuyNsave is an application that can cause havoc on your system. It is not malicious computer infection, but the problem is that users install BuyNsave themselves without realizing that such applications are often exploited by cyber criminals. It is just an adware application, but it could easily be used by a malevolent third-party to distribute other unwanted applications and even malware. You have to avoid all types of malicious threats by removing BuyNsave from your system immediately. Luckily, manual removal is not complicated, and you can do it by following the instructions below. Read more »

MediaPlayersVideos is a browser add-on that gets onto the computer alongside freeware program and displays third-party advertisements in order to enhance your browsing experience. The program works on Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox and is categorized as adware. We recommend that you remove the MediaPlayersVideos browser add-on from the computer, because your interaction with MediaPlayersVideos pop-ups may result in data loss or the installation of unreliable programs. Read more »

BonusBerry is an adware application that targets Russian speaking users. It collects data on your web browsing habits in order to generate a flow of customized commercial advertisements. Technically, these BonusBerry ads should help you save money whenever you shop online, but the problem is that this adware application is more annoying than useful. If you care about your system and your data security, you will remove BonusBerry as soon as possible. While you are at it, make sure you check your computer for other potentially unwanted applications because adware programs seldom come alone. Read more »

If you have detected a suspicious program called Boomdeal on your computer, you should eliminate it as soon as possible, because it is a typical advertising-supported application. This means that its primary goal is to show advertisements and lure you into clicking on them. In some cases, Boomdeal enters the system but does not show advertisements, because it needs specific conditions to do that. Either way, it is very important that you remove Boomdeal from your system, because this application does not only show ads, but also might act behind your back. It does not matter that it has promised to help you save money or provide with the best deals and coupons, because it is not going to do anything beneficial for you. Luckily, you can delete Boomdeal via Control Panel. Our instructions will help you to do that easily and quickly. Read more »

With Thanksgiving and Christmas season in full swing, people look for new ways to streamline their shopping experience, and Coupon Codes by shopathome.com promises to do just that. It offers pre-Black Friday deals, coupons for retailers like Sears and Macy’s and will certainly try to help you get your Christmas shopping done with no regard to your wishes. If this annoys you, we can help you remove Coupon Codes from your computer. Read more »

Do you rely upon Grocery Coupons to save money? Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers warn that not all online offers can be trusted. In fact, schemers produce the most exciting and attractive offers, savings, discounts, and special deals to fool more computer users. Would you click on a banner advertisement suggesting a discount code that will supposedly help you save 50% off of a product you are interested in? Most computer users would, which is exactly why virtual schemers use misleading offers to open up security backdoors. If you do not remove Grocery Coupons-related applications, it is possible that you will be exposed to various virtual security risks. Well, do you know how to delete this software? Do you even know how to identify this software? We have analyzed suspicious programs to answer all of your questions about the removal of the unreliable advertisement-supported software. Read more »

Fastinstall.info is an advertising server which can be used to promote different services and products. In most cases, the ads presented via this server are displayed on unreliable websites, but Fastinstall.info ads could also show up with the help of adware already running on your system. Advertisement-supported software can be installed with or without your knowledge, and many users recognize the activity of adware only when they are flooded with pop-up, banner, and interstitial ads. Needless to say, you must remove Fastinstall.info-related programs if you want to disable the suspicious advertisements. Should you disable them? Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers warn that these ads could be malicious and could open up backdoors used by malware distributors. Read more »