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Give4sure is an adware application that looks like a program designed for a good cause. This application says it is a program that helps donate part of the money you spend for charity organizations. However, unless you are part of the network, it is not a good sign when Give4sure advertisements appear on your screen. You either entered a website that supports this adware application or it got installed on your computer accidentally, when you installed some freeware application. Please remove Give4sure from your system immediately, as you have to ensure you stay away from all the potential threats. Read more »

Download Keeper is an adware program that promotes a number of useful functions. It should help users manage downloads easier, but the problem is that additional functions overshadow the main purpose of this application. That is why we are forced to categorize Download Keeper as an adware application: This program collects information on what websites you visit and then it displays pop-up ads that are supposed to provide you with relevant information. However, everything is done having financial profit in mind, and if you want to protect your computer from harm you will remove Download Keeper right now. Read more »

Smart Ones might look like a very decent application because it promises to provide you with coupons, discounts, and sales for the items that you search for on commercial websites (e.g. ebay.com, amazon.com, and bestbuy.com). You might think that it will help you to save money and time while you shop online; however, the truth is that it will just flood your Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox browsers with various annoying advertisements. They are not only very annoying, but might also interfere with your activities. Therefore, we recommend that you delete Smart Ones from your system as soon as possible in order to stop commercials from appearing. You are free to use our manual removal instructions for this matter. Read more »

If you want to play premium games at arcadeparlor.com, you will be requested to install a browser add-on named ArcadeParlor. The program is compatible with Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox and is known to be bundled with other programs, including MyPCBackUp, YTDownloader, Media Player by VideoBuzz, and other freeware programs. In order to avoid unreliable programs, you should be very attentive during every single software installation process so that you can decline unwanted programs. However, not all setup files provide users with the installation wizard, which means that the user does not get information concerning the program and changes within the system; hence, it is also important to have a reliable spyware and malware removal program on the computer. Read more »

CuheapMe is a browser add-on that can get on your computer with ease if you pay no attention to software installation processes. The name CuheapMe is a randomized variation of the program CheapMe, which is advertised at cheapme.net. The program was built using the JustPlugIt browser add-on creation engine, which is a common choice of software developers who seek fast and easy profits. Programs built using the JustPlugIt creation engine are capable of modifying their names, and the name CuheapMe is one of the variations that can be created by CheapMe. Additionally, CuheapMe itself is very similar to SaleMaker, CouponBuilder, and many other browser add-ons. Read more »

Do not hesitate to remove CouponTime from your operating system. Even though computer users like yourself are made to believe that the program will be able to present the best deals and coupons after installing it, Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers warn that this might be a scam. Overall, you could not install the program from coupontime.info even if you wanted to, because the displayed Download button is inactive. The button is presented with a notification suggesting that the application will be available in the Chrome web store as well. Whether it will be available or not, it is clear that the application is already active, as thousands of Windows users are trying to find the best way to delete CouponTime from affected Chrome, Internet Explorer, and Mozilla Firefox browsers. Read more »

The installer for Surf Slide suggests that the program “enables quality features and helpful content to your internet browsing experience.” Do you identify disruptive, potentially unreliable adverts as useful and helpful? If you do not, you should pay little attention to the information used to promote this advertisement-supported program. What should you do if the application is already active? In this case, you must remove Surf Slide. Even though you might expect the program to present some kind of supposedly useful offers and deals, what this application presents are virtual security risks. Those who fail to delete the program successfully or those who postpone the removal will pay the price of virtual security. Read more »

ShopMoreApp is another JustPlugIt-based application that might enter your system without your permission. The program promises to help you save money and time while you shop online; thus, you might want to keep it on the system. We do not recommend doing that because ShopMoreApp is nothing more than just an advertising-supported application. It has been found out that this software might randomize its name (e.g. SahoppMooreeAppp); thus, it might be difficult to detect it. However, if you have already managed to do that, you should get rid of ShopMoreApp without any further considerations. The instructions placed below the article will definitely help you to do that. Read more »

SharkShopper is a browser extension which may be found active on Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and the older versions of Google Chrome browsers. Our Anti-Spyware-101.com virtual security experts identify SharkShopper as an advertisement-supported program, or adware, because of the activity related to it. If the program enters the operating system and affects the browsers, it will communicate to remote adware servers to enable the placement of various advertisements. You may be introduced to suspicious pop-ups and banners when visiting online shopping sites, initiating web-searches, or browsing the web in other ways. These ads are not only intrusive but also unreliable, and so we recommend that you remove SharkShopper from your PC. You can learn more about the process by reading our report. Read more »