Couponsignal

Unless you did not agree to install Couponsignal, we are sure that you have downloaded this ad-supported program yourself hoping that it will present useful coupons. Even though the application can display banner and pop-up offers, it is highly questionable whether they can be treated as beneficial. In fact, our malware researchers suggest treating this adware as a suspicious and potentially unreliable program that should be deleted. Continue reading to learn if you need to remove Couponsignal as well.

After testing the suspicious Couponsignal, it has been discovered that it uses the same web server as Baseflash and Okitspace, both of which are identified as ad-supported programs that require removal as well. These apps have several things in common. First of all, they rely on web cookies to track your browsing activity and figure out which ads/offers you are likely to be attracted to. This by itself is not a reason to delete Couponsignal, but you have to keep in mind that the data collected by tracking cookies could be accessed by unreliable third-parties, in which case the removal of Couponsignal would be crucial.

The installer on couponsignal.com does not work, which is why it is unlikely that you are familiar with this site, even if you have agreed to install the program yourself. The information on the site suggests that Couponsignal can deliver up to 10,000 coupons a day. Even though this might sound great at first, it is likely that the onslaught of offers will become extremely annoying at some point. If you want to browse the web without encountering pop-ups everywhere, you should remove Couponsignal.

The Terms & Conditions agreement indicates that Couponsignal is a tool that provides customized advertising based on your browsing history. It also states that the commercial advertising is linked to third parties. It would be great to have more information on the parties associated with Couponsignal, because there’s always a risk of encountering unreliable parties. As you might know, schemers often employ vulnerable ad-supported programs to display misleading ads. These ads could even be used to spread malware, and your hands are already full with the removal of Couponsignal.

Have you uninstalled Couponsignal from your PC? This is the first removal step you need to perform. Afterward, you have to use a malware scanner to assure yourself that other infections do not require removal. Unfortunately, it is possible that you will need to delete Couponsignal-related threats that come bundled with this adware. Let automatic malware removal software inspect your PC, delete the active infections, and reinforce Windows protection.

Couponsignal Removal

Remove from Windows 8 or Windows 8.1

1. Access the Metro UI start screen and open the Charm Bar.
2. Click the Search icon and type in Control Panel.
3. Open Control Panel and select Uninstall a program.
4. Right-click Couponsignal and select Uninstall to delete it.

Remove from Windows Vista or Windows 7

1. Click the Windows/Start button on the left of the Taskbar.
2. Open Control Panel and navigate to Uninstall a program.
3. Right-click the application you want to delete from your PC.
4. Choose Uninstall and check for other suspicious programs.

Remove from Windows XP

1. Move the cursor to the left of the Taskbar and click Start.
2. Open Control Panel and double-click Add or Remove Programs.
3. Select Change or Remove Programs (usually opens automatically).
4. Remove the undesirable program Couponsignal.