Game Card Ransomware - How to remove

Game Card Ransomware is one more Ukash virus that blocks random computer systems and displays a fake alert claiming that you have been doing some illegal activities related to copyrighted products. This time it blames you for illegally downloading some music tracks. Game Card Ransomware gets inside the system through various security holes while visiting malicious websites or together with infected downloads. Once infected, access to your computer will be denied and you will see such message:

Access to your computer was denied!

Illegally downloaded music tracks (in other words, “pirated copies”) have been detected at your PC.

While being downloaded the before mentioned tracks were copies – that’s also a criminal offense in conformity $ 106 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

Both Copyrighted music tracks download in the Internet and music files exchange are illegal and subject to compliance with $$106 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and punished by either imposition of monetary fines up to three years of imprisonment.

In order to unblock your system you will be asked to pay a penalty that is equal to $100. Ultimate Game Card is presented as a financial partner through which you should deliver your payment. According to the message, once you make a payment, your PC will be unblocked automatically. Further on, a more detailed explanation about making a payment is given.

When you look at the message, it looks pretty legitimate. The use Celas name make it look even more reliable as that is a name of one music related company. However, Game Card virus is a nothing but a scam designed to steal money from all over the world. If you care about your money, you should never give it to anybody that easily. Pay attention that the creators of Game Card Ransomaware even confused themselves creating this project. At first they as for a fine of $100 and later on it asks to pay 100 euros. Be cautions about this copyright related issues as currently computer hackers use this trick very often, especially in the United States.

Remove Game Card Ransomware without any doubt. You have to reboot your system into safe Mode with Networking. Then run a reputable antispyware program, for example, Spyhunter, Spyhunter or Malwarebytes Anti-Malware.

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