What’s interesting is that, as far as my own toolbar system goes, I’ve had offers from clients all over the world to develop different kinds of toolbars — and without fail — it is the US-based companies that seem most willing to cross the line and request applications that I simply refuse to develop.

We’re talking about features like:

- Forced Install
- Hidden Install
- Report all URLs back
- Report all searches back
- Forcibly and hidden set home page
- Forcibly and hidden set default search engine
- Forcibly generate un-blockable pop-ups
- Install and run hidden executables
- Bypass all security and anti-virus tools
- The list goes on…

What’s sad is that I’m able to generate the most powerful and incredibly useful toolbars imaginable. Ones that can save countless hours of time and effort. Ones that can be customized on a per-user basis to make the Internet and use of ones’s own computer a pleasure.

However, there will always be people around who’s sole motivation is the almighty dollar — and who will do ANYTHING to get it.

These people don’t care about you, your wants, your needs, your security or safety — as long as they can line their pockets with your money, or by taking advantage of actions you perform (even one lousy click!).

They’ll infect your machine, using whatever means necessary, and they won’t stop — EVER.