Kazaa and Other File Share Networks are Feeling the Heat

(PRLEAP.COM) In a lash back against spyware bundled with peer to peer services and file degradation due to extra components added to the files being downloaded, it appears that savvy downloaders are demanding that the problem to be corrected.

“Kazaa was labeled the number one spyware threat on the Internet according to Computer Associates International. Virtually any file sharing or peer to peer service out there that allows free downloads will have the same problem”, said Chris Sumrall, spokesperson for LinkZaa.

Chris Sumrall serves as Director for online advertising firm Direct Power Media, which has handled online media ads and placements for clients such as University of Phoenix and Columbia House.

“Most file share services are going to degrade your network performance in some way and eat up storage space due to the adware and spyware that inevitably gets bundled with either the file sharing program itself, or attached to files that people are downloading” he continued, “Additionally, with file sharing and peer to peer networks, you’ve got millions of people, millions of strangers, accessing your computer and your files”.

“LinkZaa has provided a way to share and download all your files without having to install peer to peer software or allow someone else to access files directly on your computer. LinkZaa has essentially been able to provide downloaders with access to the direct URLs where full and complete files reside, ready to be downloaded, whether that file is music, games, software, movies, TV shows, and so on. Nothing to install, so no spyware. Just access the URLs and download”.

It appears that LinkZaa is committed to making their new method of downloading known, as they are paying webmasters and affiliates 75% of the $49 one-time access fee for any referred signups. Further information about LinkZaa can be found at: http://www.LinkZaa.com/?77

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