Package Return Removal Guide

Package Return is nothing more than another SuperWeb program that displays a high number of pop-ups, banners, in-text ads, and other commercial content. It is important that you remove Package Return, because security experts categorize it as an advertising-supported program. This means that, as long this app stays on your computer, your casual web surfing will be interrupted by the promoted third-party ads. If you do not want “Ads by Package Return” or “Provided by Package Return” slowing down your Internet-based activities – and thus giving you a headache! – it might be the right time to delete this program. If you still hesitate, bear in mind that Package Return does not monitor the content it promotes, which means that accessing the featured links might take you to sites where malicious content is stored.

One of the main characteristics all applications developed by SuperWeb LLC share is that they are almost never distributed on their respective official sites, in this case packagereturn.com. If you check the site more carefully, you will probably notice that it does not contain any information about the developer or the exact features Package Return possesses. These signs might be enough for an experienced user to remove such an application immediately. As you probably have noticed, the download button on the official site is not active, which means that Package Return seeks to enter a system in less direct ways. Like Blue Bulleting, Magic Ball, Banana Phone, and other SuperWeb apps, it takes advantage of software bundles in order to sneak onto computers in the company of freeware or shareware programs. Also, there might be cases when users rush through the installation process and do not notice when third-party installers drop various additional unrecognized apps. The best preventative measure in these situations is professional antimalware software.

Package Return might engage in highly suspicious activities you would not even be aware of if you did not check the official documentation (the End User License and Privacy Policy) that is available at the aforementioned website. Legally this application does everything by the book, but the lack of information this program provides users with directly does not constitute user-friendly behavior. For example, the use of various technologies to track your web browsing activities is one of the borderline intrusive activities which cause security experts to suggest deleting this program. Remember, Package Return can serve you fake links that might take you straight to various dangers lurking on the web. You can remove this program from Control Panel first, and finish the manual removal by scanning your computer with a licensed antimalware scanner afterwards. Or, you can allow this reliable software to do this job for you automatically, which is something we strongly recommend.

Removal instructions for Package Return

Windows 8 and 8.1

1. Open the Charm bar, choose Settings, and go to Control Panel.
2. Open Programs and Features and select Package Return in the list.
3. Click Uninstall/Change.

Windows 7 and Vista

1. To access Control Panel, click the Start button at the left corner of the taskbar and choose the relevant menu item.
2. Go to Programs and click Uninstall a program.
3. Choose the program you want to remove from your PC.
4. Click Uninstall/Change to initiate the removal.

Windows XP

1. To access Control Panel, click the Start button at left corner of the taskbar and choose the relevant menu item.
2. Open Add or Remove Programs.
3. In the program list, choose the application you want to delete.
4. Click Remove to proceed with the removal.