Linkbucks Removal Guide

Internet blogs are full of instructions and pieces of advice on how to use Linkbucks to make money. This program allows user to insert a special coded URL address into any website and whenever visitors click that URL the user earns money. The Linkbucks concept is similar to ad.Fly, but the problem is that sometimes the advertisements displayed by Linkbucks might belong to a third party that has nothing to do with the website itself, and the users are advised against clicking on them.

In general Linkbucks is a legitimate Paid To Post website (PTP). It offers multiple options while converting the links, along with numerous types of ads. If you ad your link that is coded by Linkbucks to your website, you will be paid 9 cents when another user clicks on it, and the user will be redirected to an advertisement website and then automatically to your own site. This is where users clicking on such links have to be careful - there is a possibility that hackers could take an advantage of Linkbucks system as well.

Linkbucks uses Content locker that keeps you on an advertisement website for 5 seconds and then you can choose to skip the add. Linkbucks does not offer you to download or install anything. You simply sign up on its website, log in to your account and then proceed to posting coded links. The sign up form for Linkbucks requires your personal information, but Linkbucks does not copy or store your credit card information that is given during the payment process.

The only problem that might arise from Linkbucks is that some people could misuse it. However, the system itself is legitimate and you should not blame Linkbucks if you get infected. It happens because of Trojan or Worm infection that's been on your computer for quite some time now. Avoid Linkbucks links and pages if you don't want to be bombarded with random advertisements. And just in case scan your system with a reliable antimalware tool if you think your system behavior is suspicious.