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Suspicious pop-ups and banner offers will start flooding you if you install Beleela Shopper. This ad-supported program might be introduced to you as a great tool, but all that it is good for is spying on your and exposing you to suspicious content. Even if this program shows a harmless deal that you can actually use to your own benefit, it does not mean that you are safe trusting it. This adware can easily expose you to corrupted links, as well as malware installers, and you might interact with them without even suspecting a risk. Due to this, we advise deleting Beleela Shopper without further delay. Anti-Spyware-101.com analysts have tested this ad-supported program, and it was found that it could be used for the distribution of potentially harmful infections. If you continue reading, you will learn how to protect yourself from all kinds of malicious infections, and you will learn how to identify them if they do manage to slither in. Read more »

If you are a frequent online shopper that wishes to find the best discount deals, make sure to avoid a program that goes by the name of Coupon Ahoy as it is an utterly worthless adware program. The marketing strategies employed by the developers of it are obviously targeted at users that often shop online as they promise you to present great discounted deals, promotional codes, and coupons that would consequently allow you to spend a considerably lower amount of money. While all of this sounds promising, you must be informed that in reality such web content will not be presented to you; instead, this adware program will randomly interfere with your online activates, which will eventually make your overall online experience a miserable one, to say the least. We highly recommend conducting a complete removal of Coupon Ahoy if you want to surf the web without any constant disruptions. Read more »

One could guess that DatingDone is a third-party application that helps lonely hearts to find their soul mates. Alas, that is very far from the truth because this program is classified as adware or potentially unwanted software. This means that although DatingDone does not bring you or your system direct harm, it could prove to be dangerous if it gets misused by malevolent third parties. This is when the real dangerous comes, and that is also one of the main reasons you must remove this application from your system immediately. You should also look for more unwanted programs as they tend to travel in packs. Read more »

FitnessLance is an advertising-supported program that comes from the same group of adware as Game Wham, DraftFactor, BeautyBrilliant, and other suspicious programs. All of these programs promise different services, but all of them require elimination because it is very dangerous to keep them active. The ad-supported application we are discussing in this report is officially represented via fitnesslance.com, and, according to the information on this site, it provides daily fitness tips. Although it is likely that this program will provide articles regarding fitness, they are not original. Instead of creating unique content, the developer of this adware has decided to present the contents of other websites. When researching this adware, we were introduced to the same articles and “tips” that you would see if you visited health.com. Read more »

Screenify is an adware application that could connect to the Internet without your consent and download unwanted software to your computer. The program should add a few icons on your screen for adjusting its brightness, but after testing this adware, we found out that these features do not work. Instead, you will receive advertisements from the software’s third party partners. If you have this adware installed, we encourage you to read the full article and learn more about it, because it cannot be trusted. Since the application might be dangerous to your computer, our researchers at Anti-spyware-101.com prepared a removal guide that you will find at the end of the article. Read more »

WizzAppChecker is an adware product that looks like a useful application until you install it on your PC. Computer security experts say that it is for the best to remove it from your system because the application might be exploited by cyber criminals to promote dangerous content. In this description we look at the potential security issues you may face if you continue using the application. Also, if you are eager to uninstall it, simply scroll down to find detailed removal instructions. Take note, however, that the most efficient way to deal with WizzAppChecker is to terminate it with a licensed antispyware tool. Read more »

WizzWifiHotspot comes from a group of adware applications developed and distributed by Wizzlabs. The application is not something a savvy computer user would want to keep on their system because it is dependent on third-party advertising. That might bring specific problems when it comes to your privacy and security. Thus, if you happen to have the program installed on your PC, it would be for the best if you remove WizzWifiHotspot right now. You can find manual removal instructions at the bottom of this article, but if you would like to know more about the application, please continue reading our description. Read more »

PlayPopGames is an application closely associated with the website playpopgames.com. This website contains a collection of different online games, and users who want to play them for free are offered to install particular software. This application is going to display advertisements for you. It is very likely that it is created to drive traffic to third-party web pages and thus generate money for the owner of playpopgames.com. It might seem quite fair to allow the administrator of the webpage to earn some money for the job he/she does; however, you should not forget about the safety of your computer as well. According to researchers at anti-spyware-101.com, the PlayPopGames software is definitely not the most trustworthy one. It might even cause harm to your system during the time. You are the only one who can decide whether it is worth to risk infecting the system with malware. Read more »