Here Are Some Powerful Reasons You Should Use Spyware Software
By Garry Allen
Actually there are a number of reasons you should use spyware software. Some of these include the need to protect your computer from being infected by viruses, and also to be used as a medium for virus transfers. If a computer is used to access the internet and it doesn't have any form of spyware or anti-virus software on it there is a high probability that it has been infected. And if it has been infected this could also mean that the computer can infect the users listed in the owners address book as well as infect other computers that are connected to it. Let's take an economical look at this. For example, you own a computer you spent in the neighborhood of $500 to $1000 on the cpu, around $200 to $500 on a monitor and a good piece of change on the software you installed on it. And if your running a medium sized business your probably spending $5000 or more buying legitimate software to run your business. Let's add in the monthly cost for the internet connection about $25 or more per month and your looking at an expenditure of about $1500

to $10,000 depending on the type of computer you buy that doesn't include your internet connection that could range $300 plus annually. Does it make any sense at all not to spend and extra $30 to $50 dollars a year to protect your investment? Of course not! Now, if you also use your computer to store personal data like financial and tax records, the value of your computer increases much more. After spending all of this money, if your still unwilling to spend less than $50 a year for spyware software you are just inviting viruses, trojans, spyware and worms to infect your computer and make your valuable information public. These notorious programs are designed to seek out computers without any form of spyware or anti virus software installed on them. You can lose a lot of personal information and even become a victim of identity theft. Apart from these benefits, anti-virus software and good spyware software includes automatic updates, which keep them up to date against new viruses, worms, Trojans, spyware, adware and malware without any human involvement. It might also be worth mentioning that there is movement that holds computer users legally responsible if their machine is used as a medium to transfer viruses. If you are still hesitant to buy anti-virus software, and are unsure of value damage by viruses and worms, consider the case of the famous Melissa worm. This worm created by David L. Smith caused him a fine of $5,000 and imprisonment of 20 months in New Jersey. This was incomparable to an estimated value damage of more than 50 million dollars!