Attention Traffic Exchange, Safe Lists, and Text Ad Exchange Users

Clicking for Traffic Hurts your PC

Learn how to Surf without Harming your PC with Viruses, Spyware, Tons of Tracking Cookies, Trojans, Jammed Browser History, Hacking, and/or Registry Errors for
FREE

Dear Fellow Surfer

Have you noticed that since you started surfing in Traffic Exchange, Safelists, and/or Text Ad Exchange programs your computer became slower?

I know I had.

4 years ago when I started with traffic exchanges my computer became like an old turtle walking on the desert sand. It was being bombarded with all sorts of viruses and spyware from websites of other users.

If you have been long enough, you might have been annoyed by the PTP (paid to promote) sites that load hundreds of iframes and slow down the browser to the extent that the computer crashes before finishing the count down.

And I was using Norton Antivirus at that time. Still, some Trojan managed to infect my PC more than once.

Because of these problems that accumulate with surfing I found myself formatting my PC almost once every month.

I could've just given up traffic exchange surfing altogether, but I was making money with it.

I had to find a solution so that I could keep surfing and at the same time minimize or even eliminate the security and technical problems that accompanied my surfing.

Luckily, I am not a big fan of Windows, so I switched to a small Linux distribution called DSL (Damn Small Linux) only during the surfing sessions.

That's my secret. I could quickly and safely build up traffic credit without slowing down my system or compromising my PC security.

I know Linux is not an option for every body, so I listed below some options so that you can still use Windows and minimize the harmful effect of surfing on your computer.

1. Safe Practices:


First of all you need to learn some surfing habits so that you minimize the surfing hazardous effects on your PC performance and security. Here is a list of them:

  1. Don't surf more than 7 traffic exchanges at the same time.
  2. Always clean your cookies, history, temporary Internet files, and the browser cash after each surfing session.
  3. Never use Internet explorer in surfing for security issues. Global Mojo (built on FireFox) is one of the best browsers for this purpose. It blocks some of the bad websites and warns you from visiting them.
  4. Always have an antivirus installed on your PC. f you are using an original Windows 7 or Vista, you can download Microsoft Security Essentials and install it. It's free and is doing great so far. If not, click here to pick one.
  5. Set up a different account with limited privileges just for surfing.
  6. Always perform maintenance for your PC. That includes cleaning the hard disk, checking it for errors, defragmenting it, and cleaning the registry errors. If you're not sure whether your PC needs registry cleaning or not
  7.  you can do a free registry errors scan here.
  8. If you have Windows Vista or 7, you can use the parental control option in the control panel to block the websites that you suspect could be harmful to your PC. So you can surf without visiting the bad sites. If not, you can download a parental control software here.
  9. Never accept the downloads that force themselves on you.
  10. Never open your paypal or alertpay accounts while surfing. Preferably never open them from the same Windows account that you use for surfing.

2. Use Linux for Surfing

I know this is not an option for everyone, but really you might want to consider it. Linux is safe as there is such a thing as a virus or spyware for Linux so far. If you don't want to give up Windows that's fine. You still can dual-boot your machine or use a live Linux CD just for surfing.

Linux is not that different from Windows in terms of ease of use. All what you need to do is to learn where every thing is and the new names of the places.

Besides safety, Linux is way more stable than any Windows version so far.

For quick live browsing burn DSL on a CD and use it to boot your PC, then use it as it is. You don't need to install it on your computer.

If you want to take it to the next level, then consider Ubuntu and Mandriva. They both come with an excellent bundle of software that replaces thousands of dollars worth of Windows software (like office and such).

Banks and NASA are using Linux, and IBM now only produces machines with RedHat Linux installed on them, and that's for a good reason. So, why settle for Windows if you can get the best for FREE!

If you need more convincing watch these clips.

3. Hi, I am a Mac ...

If you live in North America you must have been exposed to that hilarious series of adverts for Mac that compares it's power with the uselessness of PC. If not, you can watch some of them here.

I myself am not a Mac person, or PC ... I am a Linux, which works on both. But if you don't want to invest a few hours learning Linux, and you feel it's too much to invest in software that makes you able to use your PC efficiently and safely, then Mac is the solution.

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