SpySheriff Activation Code- Warning! 29 Adware PC Removal Spyware Programs Are Fake!
"Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy". OK, I said it again. But, what does it mean? Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy is they way your computer files will read after a spyware program has scrambled your data.
For example, it will happen after you enter the SpySheriff Activation Code or SpySheriff Activation Key when installing the fake SpySheriff anti-spyware program.
It's also a literary device to wholesomely represent profanity. It is what you'll utter after your system is infected with spyware as in saying, "Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy"!
Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy is what your bank account and credit report will look like after SpySheriff or other spyware have stolen your personal information, Social Security Number and passwords.
COMING CLEAN ABOUT "Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy"
OK. OK. I'm making a little joke about what Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy really means. Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy is actually the FREEEE Spybot Search and Destroy when written in clear text. The "%2B" is HTML for a blank space between 2 or more HTML file names.
However, I'm NOT joking about spyware stealing your personal information and possible identity theft.
As you read each word in this article you will sink deeper and deeper into the thought, "I've got to do something fast about the spyware on my computer".
29 ADWARE PC REMOVAL SPYWARE- FAKE ANTI-SPYWARE PROGRAMS
There are a minimum of 29 Adware PC Removal Spyware Programs that are fake. There may be hundreds.
This means you are risking your personal data and normal computer operation if you download just any old spyware program from XYZ website.
These fake anti-spyware programs like Spysheriff and SpyFalcon purport to find spyware on your computer. They then entice you to download and install the fake anti-spyware program. The fake program opens the door to real spyware.
Use only those anti-spyware programs that have well reviewed by the major computer magazines.
THE REAL WORLD
Recently a client presented me with a laptop infected with a variant of SpySheriff. After booting up, the normal Windows XP wallpaper was replaced with a stridently worded blue screen error message.
The message stated, "Warning Spyware Threat Detected! System Error #1752". At the end of the message there were two hyperlinks to click on to remove SpySheriff.
What do you think my client was saying about now? You guessed it. She was saying, "Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy"!
There was also a red dot in her System Tray on the Windows Taskbar. This was another symptom of SpySheriff and its clones. Had my client clicked on it and entered the SpySheriff Activation Key she eventually would have unleashed a Pandora's Box of spyware on her system.
Did my anti-spyware weapons fix my client's laptop? Unfortunately, I never got to use them because she also had 15 viruses. The viruses corrupted the boot sector of the hard drive and resulted in a "Missing Operating System" error.
I won't bore you with the bloody repair details.
IT ALL COMES DOWN TO THIS
Are you beginning to see you have to take action on the spyware menace now? Of course you are.
And as you absorb this information you'll feel the need to get one anti-spyware program to start. The best thing to do is talk to your local computer professional.
PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
Let's summarize. You like playing Russian Roulette if you don't have anti-spyware tools. You're just asking for spies inside your computer. About eighty per cent of all PC's have spyware according to industry estimates.
Spyware on your computer is like having an electronic bug in your physical home or office.
Do not download and install the fake anti-spyware program SpySheriff. Do not input the SpySheriff Activation Code when prompted. Ignore my advice and you'll be saying naughty things like "Spybot%2BSearch%2Band%2BDestroy"!
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