SearchSquire is an IE sidebar that installs a BHO. SearchSquire displays popups of paid advertisements on targeted sites. There are two SearchSquire versions, SearchSquire v.1 and SearchSquire v.2. SearchSquire redirects URLs to targeted Websites by forwading search terms to SearchSquire’s own search feature and displaying advertisers’ links in the SearchSquire sidebar.
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Posted October 1st, 2006, in Adware | No Response »
TrustIn Bar is an adware application that tracks your Internet browsing habits and will deliver targeted advertisements according that. TrustIn Bar will bombard your screen with a large number of unwanted popup ads and will load every time you launch Internet Explorer. TrustIn Bar is an annoying application and is recommended to be removed.
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Posted September 22nd, 2006, in Adware | No Response »
PopCorn.net is a P2P program that offers a 3 day free trial download and is known to pop up billing reminders letting you know that you owe money. PopCorn.net fails to cancel the trial during the 3-day period which forces you to purchase the PopCorn.net software. After the trial expires, the annoying PopCorn.net pop ups appear, your computer’s ability to function is jeopardized, and your stuck in a loop of PopCorn.net pop ups.
According to PopCorn.net’s terms of service, unless you cancel the service during the three-day period, the company will bill you $29.95 a month. PopCorn.net billing reminder pops up even when you’re not surfing the web. PopCorn.net may come bundled with spyware that allows it to keep popping up requests for payment, making it difficult to remove. PopCorn.net is related to MovieLand and MoviePass.
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Posted September 6th, 2006, in Adware | 2 Responses »
MovieLand, also known as MediaPass, is a P2P program that offers a 3 day free trial download and in return displays nonstop popups reminding you that you owe them money. Movieland installs various Spyware files that allow it to keep popping up requests for payment, making it difficult to remove.
According to Movieland.com’s terms of service, unless you cancel the service during the three-day period, the company will bill you $29.95 a month. (After the trial expires, billing reminders pop up repeatedly, preventing you from using your computer.)
RECOMMENDED: Do not pay them or submit any credit card information.
Once MovieLand is installed, you’re exposed to annoying popups that take over the whole screen and keep reminding you that your payment is due following the trial. Also, keep a look out for similar MovieLand programs like Media Pipe, AltPayments, or P2Pnetworks.
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Posted September 3rd, 2006, in Adware | 1 Response »
Adsponsor is an adware program that embeds into Internet Explorer as a Browser Helper Object. Adsponsor will load every time you run Internet Explorer and will bombard your screen with a number of unwanted popup advertisements that will ruin your browsing experience. In order to import ads Adsponsor connects to remote servers and may cause your system to behave sluggish.
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Posted September 3rd, 2006, in Adware | No Response »
DeluxeCommunications, a SurfSideKick clone, is an adware program that generates popup/pop-under adverts and comes bundled with other malicious files such as malware. Once infected, DeluxeCommunications will redirect your web searches to third party ads based upon the search terms typed or sites visited.
If you do not want to be deceived, take a look at surfsidekick.com (Surf Sidekick) and dxcdirect.com (DeluxeCommunications), the websites are practically the same. Click here to go to SurfSidekick/DeluxeCommunications comparison snapshot.
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Posted September 2nd, 2006, in Adware | No Response »
Yazzle.Cowabanga is an ad supported desktop game that is installed through security exploits. Yazzle.Cowabanga are products from are from Clickspring LLC, known as the makers of PurityScan (rogue anti-spyware program). Yazzle.Cowabanga also displays advertisement for Clickspring and other related networks.
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Posted September 2nd, 2006, in Adware | No Response »
AdStart is an adware application that can get inside your system through unsolicited web sites. The program performs illegally in the background of your computer and may generate a number of unwanted advertisements on your computer screen, such as banner advertisements while the application is running and toolbar advertisements while Internet Explorer is open. AdStart is not very dangerous but still can interfere with your privacy, so it is recommended to be removed.
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Posted September 2nd, 2006, in Adware | No Response »
AdPerform is an adware application that installs itself into Internet Explorer and may strart delivering pop-up and contextual advertisements. AdPerform has an ability toupdate itself automatically and install additional adware components. Such behaviour may reduce your Internet speed and overall system stability risks. AdPerform may also be known as PrintView or Privitwin.
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Posted September 2nd, 2006, in Adware | No Response »
Adware.SideBar is an adware application and a browser helper object that may install itself as a toolbar into your Web browser, for exampe Internet Explorer. Once manually installed, it may replace your search page and execute code from the Internet. Adware.SideBar may also display advertisements on your computer screen.
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UCmore is a progam that installs in your computer as a toolbar. UCmore claims to accelerate your surfing and searching capabilities. On UCmore versions 3.x, the UCmore toolbar records search queries and all visited URLs, sends the data to their servers, and redirects to third-party websites. Because of its questionable distribution tactics and stealth installation methods, most spyware removers detect UCmore version 3.x. But since UCmore version 4.x seems to no longer do this, spyware removers do not consider version 4.x a risk.
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Posted September 1st, 2006, in Adware | No Response »
Adware.Adservice is an adware application that may get inside your machine through browser security holes or may come bundled with other software. Once Adware.Adservice is installed inside your system, it may start generating a large number of advertisements on your screen. This application connects to a remote location to import advertisements and may cause your browser to behave sluggish.
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Adware.IpWins is an adware application that may change your Internet Explorer search queries and change your browser settings, such as Home page address.
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Posted September 1st, 2006, in Adware | 1 Response »
MediaMotor.Popupwithcast is an adware program that may get inside your system without you being aware of it. Once MediaMotor.Popupwithcast is installed, it may change your browser settings, install additional toolbars and malware to your system. This may cause problems with your network connections and affect your computer stability.
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Posted September 1st, 2006, in Adware | No Response »
Mediapipe is a peer-to-peer downloader which according to it’s EULA after trial generates advertisements and reminders to purchase the full version. It has been noticed that Mediapipe delivers unwanted advertisements on your computer screen even if you are not browsing the web. Mediapipe advertisements are generated by a special peer-to-peer loader and also includes a billing reminder.
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