Buzzdeal Removal Guide

Buzzdeal is a piece of software available for download on the Chrome Web Store. It is its main source; however, we are sure that it is possible to download it from other sources, e.g. buzzdeal.club/lp/index-extlp.html as well because many users complain that they have noticed the Buzzdeal extension on Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer too. People usually install this extension and decide to keep it because it promises to display the hottest deals and offers for them. Buzzdeal might really seem to be a good shopping tool, and users, probably, expect that it might even help them to save some money while shopping online. Unfortunately, it turns out that it is not true at all. Yes, Buzzdeal does not care about users at all; it is very likely that its goal is to increase the traffic of particular web pages only. Before you finally decide whether or not to keep this piece of software installed, you should not forget to consider the fact that it might expose to threats.

Buzzdeal says that it will provide the best deals for users in order to help them save some money at online stores. Unfortunately, it is completely different in reality. Researchers at 411-spyware.com have managed to find out that users will start seeing all kinds of advertisements with the “Ad by BuzzDeals” label. Specialists say that this extension will inject contextual advertisements into different web pages, e.g. eBay and Amazon. These ads look quite decent and interesting at first; however, we are sure that you will find them really annoying later on. It is because they usually cover a huge part of the web page users are surfing and they continue doing that day after day. What is more, security specialists also say that these ads and offers might cause redirections to similardeals.net and fr.foxydeal.com. Nobody can tell you what you are going to find on these websites, which means that the possibility to encounter malware or click on some kind of untrustworthy link available on such a web page is rather high. This is, actually, one of the main reasons why we do not recommend keeping Buzzdeal installed on the system.

We can guarantee that this advertising-supported application (adware) is interested in your activities on the web because it seeks to provide relevant advertisements. In other words, it wishes to make users click on them. As it is primarily interested at users’ browsing data, it is not surprising that it will record IP address, websites visited, links clicked on, search queries, and other important details. It will not stop doing that unless you eliminate the extension completely. We suggest taking care of Buzzdeal as soon as possible because, as you can see, it is not trustworthy at all even though it can be downloaded from the Chrome Web Store.

Even though Buzzdeal has an official website and can be downloaded from the Chrome Web Store, our researchers still believe that this extension might be distributed in software bundles too because there are so many users who simply detect Buzzdeal and cannot explain how it has entered their systems. It is quite a hard task to recognize unreliable software and not to allow it to enter the system. Therefore, we highly recommend installing a reliable security application on your computer. In fact, the free version of a reliable scanner can be downloaded from our website but, of course, you will have to upgrade it if you want it to protect the system from harm. Be sure that you keep away from third-party web pages too in the future.

Buzzdeal adware usually affects Google Chrome browsers. If you have Google Chrome installed, the Buzzdeal extension folder can be found if you follow this path: C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Extensions. Theoretically, the extension might affect other browsers as well, so we will provide instructions telling how to erase extensions from them as well. If Buzzdeal does not disappear, scan the system with a reputable scanner. It will take care of all the infections installed on the system for you. Remember, only trustworthy tools work in an effective way.

Delete Buzzdeal

Internet Explorer

1. Open your browser and tap Alt+T.
2. Select Manage add-ons and open Toolbars and Extensions.
3. Select the undesirable extension and remove it.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Open your browser and tap Ctrl+Shift+A simultaneously.
2. Open Extensions.
3. Select the extension and click Remove/Disable.

Google Chrome

1. Open your browser and tap Alt+F.
2. Select More Tools.
3. Click Extensions.
4. Find the undesirable extension and click the recycle bin button placed next to it.
5. Click Remove.
6. ALTERNATIVELY: find the jbnkladpjhaejgdignijceipiepbpmmp folder in C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Extensions and Delete it.