She also has an unpleasant experience with Tredmous Sales.
"She claims that Firefox was acting "weird." At some point it claimed it needed updated. She allowed this to occur and then restarted the computer, because the browser was still being slow. When she booted my computer back up, Firefox showed many ads and adblock plus was disabled. And then noticed there are clear signs that my browser was being affected by adware. Ads from untrustworthy sites were showing up on all webpages (like tremdous sales for example) She was also getting redirects to fake virus scan sites. She doesn't go to any of these sites, as her use of the computer is usually limited to sites. Now she is flooded with numerous ads from Tredmous Sales and doesn't have a way to get rid of it."
Tredmous Sales shows up as extensions.
Though Tredmous Sales shows up on browsers as extension, It's considered as an advertising platform. In other words, it's an adware that no one expects. It has the ability to attach itself onto the following browsers as an extension or a plug-in: Opera, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Safari and others. As far as it gets on the browser, it modifies the browser original settings including search engine. Thus, it ensures its nasty activities, like popping up ads, injecting hyperlinks on the random texts on the webpage or misleading victims to spam websites.
