Why do I need Spyware Protection?

1)	"It's Spreading like Wild Fire" - Over 92% of Home Computers are infected - Surveys reveal at least 24 Spyware infections per PC.
2)	"It's an Annoyance" - Slow computer performance - Additional Pop-up Ads - even while you're offline - Mysterious search results and Home Page changes - Inbox flooded with Junk Mail
3)	"It's the #1 Online Threat" - Your private information exposed to hackers - Spyware monitors your passwords, chat logs and emails - Recording of your Credit Card and social security number - High risk of Identity Theft

How do I know I'm Infected?

	Have you ever downloaded software or music from the net?
	Is your PC running extremely slow?
	Are you bothered by constant popup ads and commercials?
	Is your homepage set to pages you never asked for?
	Do you get Toolbars in your browser that you don't want?
	Did your internet connection become slower?
	Do you receive additional SPAM emails?
	If the answer to one of these questions is "Yes" than you are probably infected with some type of Spyware. Click Here for a FREE Scan - Find out right now!

Fast Facts

28.3 million Americans have become victims of identity theft in the last five years, including 9.91 million people or 4.6% of the population in the last year alone.

Almost 35 million consumers have already bought a privacy protection product already.

Latest Threats

- Downloader.DrSmart
- Adware.Surfsidekick
- Trackware.E2Give
- Trojan.Update32
- Advware.VFX3
- Adware.MediaTickets
- Trojan.Winsys
- Trackware.Adctech2006
- Downloader.TrafficSector
- Adware.Roings
- Trojan.Mssearchnet

Protect Yourself!

1) Protect your Privacy
2) Protect your Identity
3) Protect your Investment
4) Protect your Expensive Computer

9 Warning Signs of Spyware & Adware

FACT: Chances are your machine is hosting spyware. There are currently over 80,000 Spyware and Adware programs on the Internet that can infect your PC.
Here are 9 warning signs you should be aware of, if any of them pertain to you then your PC is most likely infected:

	When you start your browser, the home page has mysteriously changed. You change it back manually, but before long you find that it has changed back again.
	You get pop-up advertisements when your browser is not running or when your system is not even connected to the Internet, or you get pop-up ads that address you by name.
	Your phone bill includes expensive calls to 900 numbers that you never made - probably at an outrageous per-minute rate.
	You enter a search term in Internet Explorer's address bar and press Enter to start the search. Instead of your usual search site, an unfamiliar site handles the search.
	A new item appears in your Favorites list without your putting it there. No matter how many times you delete it, the item always reappears later.
	Your system runs noticeably slower than it did before. If you're a Windows 2000/XP user, launching the Task Manager and clicking the Processes tab reveals that an unfamiliar process is using nearly 100 percent of available CPU cycles.
	At a time when you're not doing anything online, the send or receive lights on your dial-up or broadband modem blink just as wildly as when you're downloading a file or surfing the Web. Or the network/modem icon in your system tray flashes rapidly even when you're not using the connection.
	A search toolbar or other browser toolbar appears even though you didn't request or install it. Your attempts to remove it fail, or it comes back after removal.
	And the final sign is: Everything appears to be normal. The most devious spyware doesn't leave traces you'd notice, so scan your system anyway.
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