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| beware of perion.com & codefuel.com Posted: 20 Jan 2014 06:16 AM PST I just got an unusual email from victor.vlad@perion.com At first it doesn’t seem unusual, he says he’s from codefuel.com, a division of perion.com he stared off saying: I’m contacting you to discuss a possible partnership between CodeFuel and your company. CodeFuel offers a free software monetization service, including: * Search Monetization: Get paid per user with our SearchFuel solutions. Yep, it all sounds vague, yet interesting enough to get a software developer interested in getting money for software. Hovering my mouse over some of the links in the email shows that the links point to a conduit.com portal. In this day and age, it pays to be suspicious, and since the only address I recognise is conduit.com (from my experience in helping customers with computers bogged down with junk software (ie its not virus/spyware/malware, but it gets in the way of using the computer the way it should be used), I know that conduit should be avoided at almost any cost. So rather than click on any links, I decide to go directly to perion.com and codefuel.com at perion.com, I see mention of software like:
and various other junk software. So now I know for sure: Stay away from perion.com and codefuel.com As far as I’m concerned, based on all the negative experience I (and many of my customers) have had with incredimail alone, I know that this leopard might have changed its spots, but its still something you should stay well away from. You have been warned! |
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