Christmas Special. Free Software Disks Until Jan.1st.!!
Learn Windows 7 (or even XP) in the comfort of your own home and at your own pace. 1 CD. 100 Lessons. One thing at a time!!
Online, November 22, 2011 (Newswire.com)
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Through this Holiday Season all Watch-Learn-Do Tutorial disks are FREE!!
So is the Scareware & Fake Anti-Virus Remover CD at SmithJetLabs.com.
This is to help those out who may not be able to afford them during this years rugged Christmas economy!! This offer is only good until Jan. 1st.
So visit watchlearndo.com and get your free cds.
We have been in business for 22 years. Started with DOS and Unix then made the Windows 98 Instructional CD delivering easy to understand lessons that are to be practiced right after you learn them. Our Motto: Learning your computer shouldn't be expensive or frustrating.
Watch-Learn-Do Windows 7 Instructional CD.
Watch-Learn-Do XP Instructional CD.
Finally, a CD that contains the programs needed and easy to follow instructions that will remove the malicious software that is running amok on your computer.
Fake Anti-Virus & Scareware Removal CD.
This CD will remove all fake anti-virus, malware, rogoueware and spyware screens along with their annoying pop-ups that are infecting your system, trying to scare you, and end up leading you to a website that wants to charge you an outrageous amount for something THEY infected you with. The FBI says this is the latest billion-dollar industry on the Internet.
The idea behind "scareware" is to frighten computer users into paying to download anti-virus software of dubious, if any, value. It can be enormously profitable which means its methodology is increasingly sophisticated. At first it was thought to be a credit card scam but it turns out they are making millions just frightening people into buying their solutions.
Users do not have to do anything stupid. Malicious code can be concealed on legitimate sites and so-called "drive-by attacks" mean visitors can generate pop-ups without clicking on anything. The idea behind "scareware" is to frighten computer users into paying to download anti-virus software of dubious, if any, value. It can be enormously profitable which means its methodology is increasingly sophisticated.