Ever since the beginning of the whole paid to click scene, users have been trying to find ways to take advantage of or cheat the system so they can get a few extra cents in their pockets. Whether it be by creating several fictitious accounts on their downline, using autoclickers or a combination of the two.

Thousands of people use autoclickers, but little know the outcome of using these shady pieces of software. Autoclickers maybe free to download but may prove costly to the users in the long run. This just gives a litle insight on why you shouldn’t use autoclickers and some of the risks.

- For starters many and I mean many autoclickers contain harmful software or scripts. The most common software bundle with autoclickers are spyware and adware. Anyone with any computer knowledge know those two little words mean trouble no matter the circumstances.

- On that same note many autoclickers have been found to harvest your personal details such as login information and passwords among other personal details. The autoclicker then relays or sends this information to the author or whomever setup the software, we all know what this can lead to.

- Free autoclickers are available to everyone.. This may seem like a good thing but think about that for a second. If they’re free for everyone to download, you can bet some of the larger PTC owners and staff members have downloaded them and are always creating countermeasures to catch the autoclicker or prevent its use on their site all together.

- Autoclickers don’t always get you banned right away. Just because you have used an autoclicker a few times without any warnings or a ban from a website, doesn’t mean you have not been caught. Most PTC scripts log you as using an autoclicker but the ban never takes place until you request cashouts.

- Some autoclickers are traps. Yep that’s right, some PTC owners actually release autoclickers specificaly for their sites just so they can catch cheaters and potential cheaters and ban them.

- PTC owners are no stranger to the autoclicker websites. Most keep a constant watch on the regular sites and authors that release these types of software and keep up with members, payment proofs and what not on the autoclicker websites. They then cross reference the information with users in their database and take the proper steps in fixing the problem.

- Lastly autoclickers are illegal, these types of programs violate the terms in which you agree to when joining these programs. It is a form of theft and is punishable by law and civil law in most countries. It is fraud.

This is just a short list of the downsides of autoclickers, but I know some of you will still use these types of software. It really doesn’t add up when you compare just how much an autoclicker can cost you, whether it be your premium membership, balance, purchased referrals or even legal penalties. It’s just not worth it! So think before you download!

Article Author: MuneyMan 205 Views since Wednesday November 12 2008