Dreamnotforblack.me is a shady website which attempts to trick users into allowing the site to send them notifications. Dreamnotforblack.me may tell users that allowing its notifications is necessary to open a page, watch a movie, solve a CAPTCHA, and so on. If a user turns on notifications from Dreamnotforblack.me, those will begin showing up periodically in a corner of the screen with ads, software offers, fraudulent messages, etc.
Fastcaptcharesolve.com (Fast Captcha Resolve) is one of numerous shady websites that attempt to trick users into subscribing to browser notifications from those sites. Fastcaptcharesolve.com claims that users need to click Allow on its “Show notifications” pop-up to prove that they are not robots. Should a user click Allow and turn on notifications from Fastcaptcharesolve.com, those notifications will start spamming him or her with ads, links to dubious sites, fake alerts, scammy messages, etc. The notifications will appear in the top-right corner of the screen on macOS, in the bottom-right corner of the screen on Windows, or on the lockscreen on Android.
Ro9.biz is a questionable site that attempts to trick users into subscribing to its browser notifications. Ro9.biz claims that users have to click Allow on its “Show notifications” dialog box if they want to see a video, download a file, confirm that they are not bots, etc. If someone does click Allow, he or she will start getting notifications from Ro9.biz in the top-right or bottom-right corner of the screen. The notifications will promote various shady sites and services, urge users to download something, and so on.
Thedailyrobotcheck.site is a sketchy website which attempts to convince users that they need to allow its notifications to confirm that they are humans and not robots. If a user turns on notifications from Thedailyrobotcheck.site, the notifications will start spamming him or her with ads, links to dubious sites, scammy messages, software offers, etc. Thedailyrobotcheck.site notifications will appear in the bottom-right corner of the screen on Windows, in the top-right corner of the screen on macOS, and on the lockscreen on Android.
Ro6.biz is a dubious website which tries to trick users into subscribing to its push notifications. Ro6.biz claims that users have to click Allow on its notifications confirmation pop-up in order to access a site, prove that they are not bots, start watching a movie, etc. If a user clicks Allow, he or she will begin seeing notifications from Ro6.biz on the right side of the screen from time to time. Ro6.biz notifications will spam the user with links to sketchy sites, prompts to download something, invitations to visit adult chatrooms, etc.
Ro7.biz is one of many questionable websites that try to con users into subscribing to push notifications from those sites. Ro7.biz may tell users that they have to allow its notifications if they want to access a webpage, see a movie, start a download, solve a CAPTCHA, etc. If a user allows notifications from Ro7.biz, the notifications will begin showing up periodically in the top-right or bottom-right corner of the screen. Ro7.biz notifications will promote shady sites, prompt users to follow clickbait links, download suspicious programs, and so on.
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Ro8.biz is one of numerous shady sites that attempt to trick users into turning on those sites’ push notifications. Ro8.biz claims that users have to click Allow on its “Show notifications” pop-up box in order to verify that users are humans and not bots, to start a video, to download a file, etc. If a user clicks Allow, notifications from Ro8.biz will begin popping up periodically on the right side of the screen (or on the lockscreen if it’s an Android device. Ro8.biz notifications will spam users with ads, clickbait links, fraudulent messages, software offers, etc.
WholeFreshPosts.com is one of numerous shady sites that attempt to trick users into turning on notifications from those websites. The sites may tell users that enabling their notifications is necessary if users want to access a page, see a movie, download a file, verify that they are not robots, etc. If a user turns on notifications from Wholefreshposts.com, the notifications will start spamming him or her with ads, links to dubious sites, software offers, scammy messages, fake updates, and so on. The notifications will appear in the bottom right hand corner of the screen on a Windows computer, in the top right hand corner of the screen on a Macbook, or on the lockscreen on an Android device.
AllowSuccess.org is a dubious website that attempts to convince users that they have to allow its notifications for one reason or another: to see a video, to solve a CAPTCHA, to play a game, and so on. There are a lot of sites on the Internet that do the same: allowsuccess.net, success-news.net, aloha-news.net, etc. Should a user click Allow and turn on notifications from Allowsuccess.org, the notifications will begin appearing on the right side of the screen (or on the lockscreen if it’s a smartphone) with ads, clickbait links, prompts to download something, etc.