Internet Spy Software for parents

Internet spy software

You may be wondering what our Internet spy software can do for you. After all, you're neither a secret agent nor a suspicious employer! But in fact any parent whose kids regularly access the Net would be wise to consider this kind of program You have a responsibility to safeguard your kids from the dark underbelly of the Internet. But how can you do that if you don't know exactly what they're up to online? Well, now you can find out! Our Internet spy software programs allow you to monitor all your kids' online activity.

Working unobtrusively in the background of the computer, this Internet spy software monitors all online activity: chat rooms, email, instant messages, and even passwords! Whenever you wish, you can instruct the program to report back to you on all your kids' activity. See the screenshots for the kind of information easily available from this kind of program. It's awake even when you're not!

Internet spy software available

We stock all the most popular types of Internet spy software:

• Spector PRO: PC Magazine Editor's Spyware Choice 2002
• eBlaster 3.0: Monitor their computer from yours!
• Spectorsoft Combo: Spector PRO and eBlaster discount package!
• IamBigBrother

There are other monitoring products that we sell, but Spector PRO and eBlaster are the top of the line "premium" products. If you want to do it right the first time, try one of these. They include seven day per week live phone support via 800 number, and they are the absolutely most reliable and secret Internet spy software programs. Plus: order Spector PRO and get eBlaster at a $30 discount!

Disclaimer: All monitoring products are intended for use on a computer that you own. If the person you want to monitor is 18 or older, legally you must tell them they are being monitored.

Use Internet spy software to monitor your kids' activities!

• An estimated 725,000 children have been aggressively pursued for sex.
• 1 out of 5 kids were solicited for sex on the Internet.
• 1 out of 4 children were sent pictures of people who were naked or having sex.
• 50 percent of people have made phone calls with someone they chatted with online.

"No matter how you feel about your child or how trusting you are that what's going on is innocent, check it, check it, and double check it – or don't have [the Internet] at all."
Mary Kozakiewicz, mother of teen lured via Internet, January 5th 2002, Washington Post.