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Movie Master does not have a good reputation because it may present irritating pop-up offers and display questionable commercial ads. It is not a secret that the program is supported by third-party advertisers; however, computer users often download it from moviemasterapp.com after learning that the program will switch off the lights around the video you choose to watch for free. Of course, this is not exactly the information you should check. Malware researchers suggest that you review the Terms of Service and Privacy documents first, and then research the information regarding Movie Master removal. Only if you are 100% sure that the application is reliable and that you will be able to delete it if you want to, should you install it onto the operating system. Of course, we do not recommend the installation of Movie Master. Read more »

Web Optimizer is a browser add-on which, according to the official website web1optimizer.net, improves the performance of the browser and makes your browsing sessions more secure. The program is free of charge and is claimed to be safe to use; however, the description of the program does not mention that the program is sponsored by third parties, which results in the display of irrelevant advertisements. Due to the behavior exhibited, the program falls to the category of adware, and our team at Anti-Spyware-101.com recommends that you remove the program from your browsers as soon as you can. Read more »

Grassmow is a browser add-on that delivers various online deals and offers in order to make your time on the Internet more enjoyable. The program is aimed at helping you save money, which means that it accompanies you on every website you access. The program displays coupons, web banners, interstitial advertisements, and in-line advertisements on eBay, Amazon, Walmart, and many other websites. It is important to note that Grassmow is not liable for the content of the offers sent to your browsers; as a result, you use the program at your own risk, and we recommend that you remove the program from the computer. Read more »

Security Utility is the most recent clone of WinSecurity, WebCheck, WinGuard and WebEnhance programs. All of them are represented on individual sites; however, these sites are identical, except for the titles of the programs they represent and the URL addresses. Even the Privacy Policy is the same, which suggests that the programs have either been created by the same people or using the same software creation platforms. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers believe that it is DealPly platform that has been used to develop these suspicious applications. You must remove Security Utility and delete any other clone programs because they are misleading and unreliable. Computer users download them thinking about virtual security; however, these programs have nothing to do with it. Since the program is usually installed for the wrong reasons, its removal should raise no more questions. Read more »

If you wish to avoid dubious websites and phishing attacks, WinGuard is not the application that you should use. Although it is advertised as a browser add-on that will do so and will enhance your browsing experience, it will not do anything like it in any way. WinGuard is just one more invasive adware application. In some instances, the features of WinGuard could not only be annoying but malicious because many infections use adware programs as a gateway into your operating system. In order to protect your operating system against other dubious applications, you will need to remove WinGuard from your PC immediately. Malware experts at Anti-Spyware-101.com have crafted a detailed removal guide that is provided below this article. Read more »

Experienced virtual security analysts identify WebEnhance as an advertisement-supported program. As it is common for adware, the application will assist the representation of different third-party offers which may be displayed as banner or pop-ups. Once the program is installed onto the targeted browsers, it will immediately install tracking cookies and will create a connection to remote servers. This way the developers of the program will be able to receive information about your virtual activity, and this could help them present more alluring offers. Unfortunately, this could be used to scam you as well, and so WebEnhance removal should be contemplated right away. You should abstain yourself from clicking on the displayed deals and recommendations if you are still thinking about getting the suspicious program deleted. Note that some of the ads may be linked to other adware that you will need to delete. Read more »

You may install BlueSprig Toolbar yourself; however, this does not mean that the program is reliable. In fact, the researchers at Anti-Spyware-101.com advise that you remove BlueSprig Toolbar from the operating system. If you do not get rid of it, there is a great possibility that various online advertisements will be presented to you. Even though the toolbar is not identified as an advertisement-supported program, it is affiliated to third parties who may be linked to online advertising. These parties may collect information regarding your browsing history and the advertisements you click on. If the removal of the suspicious extension is too complicated for you – read our report and things will clear up. Read more »

Has your browser been recently flooded with numerous third-party adverts and coupons? If so, your system is probably running an adware application known as Wild Wild West Coupon. If found present on your system, Wild Wild West Coupon should be removed without hesitation. Do not believe that Wild Wild West Coupon will help you save money while you are shopping online. It will do quite the opposite as browsing the web will become and annoying task and will continue to be so if you do not delete Wild Wild West Coupon add-on. Without the annoying features, this invasive application possess a feature that could turn out to be quite detrimental to your PC - Wild Wild West Coupon exposes your system to other internet-based infections. It is not surprising that our research team at Anti-Spyware-101.com urges you to remove Wild Wild West Coupon right now. Read more »