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If you are bombarded with pop-ups that seem to be associated with LifeBettering.com, it suggests that your computer contains an adware program or a potentially unwanted program. LifeBettering.com pop-ups can be displayed when using Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox, and, if you have all these Internet browsers, the odds that all of them are affected. Read more »

CoolSaleCoupon is a browser extension classified as adware by virtual security professionals. The particular application is marketed as a helpful tool for the online shopper. Vendors of this dubious application state that they will present you with various deals and coupons that will allow you to save money while purchasing anything online. In fact, CoolSaleCoupon is not useful in any way. It is invasive and annoying, and you should remove it right away, because it could lead you to malicious websites that could infect your system with some serious malware. Read more »

If you have been seeing coupons, comparison deals and commercial adverts it might be an indication that your system has been infected with Coupon Champ. Advertised as another helpful application for shoppers online Coupon Champ, in fact, has nothing to do with helping. In reality, it disrupts your web browsing until the very moment you remove it. Furthermore, it may serve as a gateway to other infections. Read more »

Search.iminent.com is a search engine used by Iminent browser extension. Some users claim that it is a browser hijacker that takes over their browser, but that is rather far from the truth.  Our security research team says that Search.iminent.com does not change your default search engine, but Iminent Toolbar can use it via Search.iminent.com/SearchTheWeb. It practically means that if you want to get rid of Search.iminent.com, you need to remove Iminent extension first. For a full software removal, you should make use of a licensed antispyware tool that can detect all the unwanted files. Read more »

If you have started seeing various commercial advertisements on your screen, you should definitely check whether your system is not infected with adware, for instance, DigiCoupon. This suspicious application is based on MultiPlug extension engine; thus, it is not surprising that it is capable of randomizing its name. If you have already checked your browsers and noticed an extension named DiGeiCouupon, DDiGiCOUpoon, DigICCoupon, or similar, there are no doubts that an advertising-supported application has entered your system. You should better hurry to delete it if you do not want to experience serious security-related problems. The easiest way to remove DigiCoupon is to scan the system with a reliable antimalware tool; however, you can get rid of this software manually as well. Read more »

TubeSing is a browser add-on which enables computer users to download YouTube videos. This seemingly useful browser add-on works on Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox. TubeSing has many versions, which are published by several publishers, including VisetroVKD-LT. We recommend that you remove TubeSing from the computer no matter which version you own because TubeSing displays advertisements, which may have no relation to your browsing interests. Read more »

SaveInShop Ads is an application that usually gets onto your system via bundled freeware. What you should know about it is that it is an adware application. Our research team at Anti-Spyware-101.com is well acquainted with dubious applications; that is why we were able to determine that SaveInShop Ads is a variation application of Savinshop. This particular adware installs extensions to all popular browsers on the market (Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Internet Explorer); therefore, if you use multiple browsers you will have to remove the malignant extensions form each and every one of them. Read more »

Even though AnyProtect seems like very useful software because it offers to help you secure the most important files by keeping them in a cloud backup, it is still classified as a potentially unwanted application, which is why we recommend being cautious. AnyProtect has been published by ClickMeIn Limited and it might enter the system without your permission even though it can be downloaded from its official website anyprotect.com as well. As this program is not a very serious malware, it is not obligatory to erase it from the system; however, you should definitely get rid of AnyProtect if you notice anything suspicious about it or if you are not going to buy the license. Read more »