My experience in the computer industry has shown me that there are too many scams out there.  It is unlikely that you will spend much time on the computer at all before you run across one of these scams for yourself.  Whether it is something as simple as a misleading advertisement or something as dangerous as rogue antispyware software, chances are that you will run across all types of fraud while surfing the Internet.  And while there is little we can do to stop people from promulgating these scams, we can educate ourselves about the trouble that awaits us and then equip ourselves with a product to fight back.  For this reason, I developed Spyzooka to assist people who have run into problems with malicious spyware such as SpywareProtect2009.

Before I go into a discussion on spywareprotect2009, let’s take just a minute to go over spyware itself.  Spyware is designed to track your every move on the Internet.  Spyware records information such as sites you visit and emails you send in an effort to direct targeted advertisements to your system in the form of pop up windows.  Once your system is infiltrated with spyware there is little you can do to prevent the pop up advertisements from attacking your screen.  But this is not all — in some instances spyware is designed to capture credit card numbers and financial account numbers so that computer hackers can steal your identity.  If you know anybody who has had their identity stolen, they will surely tell you that having your identity stolen is not something you want to experience.

Now on to SpywareProtect2009.  SpywareProtect2009 will present itself to you in the form of a pop up window and tell you that there are imminent threats facing your system.  The pop ups will proceed to tell you to visit sp-protect2009.com and download the full version of SpywareProtect2009 in order to save your system.  However, keep this in mind:  Never download anything from www(.)sp-protect2009(.)com!  This is because SpywareProtect2009 is nothing more than a scam.  The threats which SpywareProtect2009 reports to be threatening your system in all likelihood do not exist.  Rather, SpywareProtect2009 is attempting to instill fear in you in an attempt to persuade you to download its product.  Those who fall for this are in reality paying the very organization which is creating their problem.

So if SpywareProtect2009 bombards your system with pop up warnings, you need to have a course of action to take.  Your first option is to ignore the pop ups, but you will be unable to do this for long.  The pop ups are persistent and extremely annoying.  You will not be able to get anything done on your computer without being attacked by pop up after pop up warning you of the “threats.”  Your best option is to download my product, Spyzooka.

Too many people to count have relied on Spyzooka to eliminate their problems with SpywareProtect2009 and other types of spyware.  You do not have to take my word for it because I fully guarantee Spyzooka to get the job done.  For a free scan of your system, visit http://www.spyzooka.com/spyware-removal-guarantee.htm.