Call Builder - a program that is installed on the computer as an extension to the browser (Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer). After penetration on the PC, Call Builder begins to spread promotional products of partner companies (eBay, Amazon, and others.). Call Builder displays banners and coupons, pop-ups and links to ad sites. Advertising can appear at any time during browsing, it very much prevents for the user.
Kit Experience - a browser extension that comes without user consent. Kit Experience is not a virus, but it is malware. After penetration into the PC, it starts to display a ton of unnecessary advertising with different content (banners, coupons, links to ad sites, and so on). Kit Experience promises to help the user to save money. Kit Experience shows the most "best" offer. In fact, these offers are not valid.
WebSearcher - it's browser extension that hijacks Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer. This program displays ads (banners, coupons) at the time when you are running the browser. This ad can appear at any time during your browsing. WebSearcher can show offers from online stores such as Amazon, Walmart, eBay and so on. WebSearcher «help» user to save money.
BeautifulCalendar is a potentially unwanted program that comes to your computer in the form of an extension to the browser and hijacks your browser Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer. This program specializes in distributing and displaying advertising materials (banners, coupons, pop-ups). During browsing BeautifulCalendar constantly displays advertisements, thus promoting the products of partner companies.
At first glance PressGamer seems a very useful program for downloading games for free and quickly. But it's not so good. PressGamer is an extension for the browser (Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer), which comes bundled with freeware without user’s consent. The main objective of this program - it is the spread of various types of advertising (banners, coupons, pop-ups, etc.).
