“Warning! 1283748123470917234 threats found!
PCSecureSystem has detected a trojan on your PC. To buy PCSecureSystem On-Line, click here.”

I’m smarter than my wearing hooker heels to business lunches implies, though, so I skipped clicking that shit and Google’d. Turns out PCSecureSystem is rogue anti-spyware, which means PCSecureSystem is to real anti-spyware what peep-toes by Mr. Madden are to platforms by Monsieur Louboutin. In other words — don’t buy PCSecureSystem. From 411-Spyware.com:

PCSecureSystem may popup exaggerated security alerts to try and trick you into buying PCSecureSystem. PCSecureSystem may launch when you start up Windows, and PCSecureSystem may cause excessive popup ads that are difficult to close.

If you’ve had the misfortune of meeting PCSecureSystem, you can remove PCSecureSystem here. There are PCSecureSystem removal instructions and a free spyware scan for PCSecureSystem.

XXXO,
K

“Warning! 12 threats found!
AntiVirGear has detected malicious spyware on your PC. To buy AntiVirGear On-Line, click ‘Buy On-Line’.”

I’m smarter than my wearing hooker heels to business lunches implies, though, so I skipped clicking that shit and Google’d. Turns out AntiVirGear is rogue anti-spyware, which means AntiVirGear is to real anti-spyware what peep-toes by Mr. Madden are to platforms by Monsieur Christian Louboutin. In other words — don’t buy AntiVirGear 3.7. From 411-Spyware.com:

AntiVirGear 3.7 may be installed onto your computer via free video codec Video ActiveX Enhancement 2.07, Trojan Zlob, or when you visit a questionable website. Besides making your system unstable, AntiVirGear 3.7 may make you want to throw your PC out the window. So you may want to remove AntiVirGear 3.7. AntiVirGear 3.7 may be a clone of rogue antispyware VirusProtect Pro and VirusBurst.

If you’ve had the misfortune of meeting AntiVirGear 3.7, you can remove AntiVirGear 3.7 here. There are AntiVirGear 3.7 removal instructions and a free spyware scan for AntiVirGear 3.7.

XXXO,
K