LTCM Client for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Leader Technologies

Find a better way to Communicate with Customers.

Getting the attention of your customers is more difficult than ever with the increasing bombardment of emails and other media sources. As such, it is harder to create a one-to-one dialog with your most valuable asset, your customer. LTCM Direct to Desktop communications application and service were developed to help you cut through the clutter of non-specific messages and target the right message to the right person at just the right time.

LTCM Client for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: April 8, 2011

Latest update: April 11, 2011

Version: 1.20

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2003
Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows NT
Windows 98
Windows 2000
Windows 7
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 2,025

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

1/5

6 User Votes

ZER0 wouldn't be a low enough rating
Curtis ScottFebruary 16, 2016
Pros
FUKK'N N0NE. ZILTCH. NADA. ZER0. Venereal disease for your computer.
Cons
SPAM and MALWARE CONDUIT.
Summary
Abandon hope all ye who enter here...
Useless and difficult to get rid of
frankg01December 25, 2014
Pros
There are none; you can get spam without installing anything.
Cons
Very difficult to uninstall, despite what their website may tell you.
Summary
Useless unless you want to invite additional spam
sdhicks69wMay 2, 2013
Pros
If you want to allow companies that "participate" with the LTCM program to send you promotional messages, you might find the program useful.
Cons
LTCM invites spam, spying and adds yet another running application to your system's startup procedure and daily operation. The description the manufacturer provides makes it sound much more benign and desirable--as if they're doing you a favor and allowing you to filter the messages you get. Once you realize that the program can only add to the number of marketing messages you already receive by email and other sources, you'll probably want to uninstall it. After it is uninstalled by the uninstaller that comes with it, LTCM leaves an "LTCM Client" folder and 3 subfolders in your Program files (x86) directory.
Summary
I only uninstall this horrible application.
FasterMPHJanuary 26, 2013
Pros
There are none.
Cons
Everything about it is in the users worst interest. It's a data pinhole direct to your computer.
Summary
Do not download or install this application.
DON'T DOWNLOAD THIS.
IceCreamYouScreamNovember 11, 2011
Pros
I didn't see any.
Cons
Looks like an exploitative program that invites advertisers and spam into your life.
Summary
I trusted CNet's download recommendations, even tho there wasn't a description available of what this program does until AFTER I downloaded it. Didn't expect CNet to sell out for weaseling this sort of thing into people's computers, probably in exchange for a promotional fee. Looks like the program brings advertisers into your life and then allows you to organize the junk mail in categories. WHO THE HECK WANTS MORE SPAM AND MORE DISTRIBUTION OF YOUR PERSONAL INFO? The promotional hype spins this as allowing YOU to taking control of valuable information you wish to receive. That's offensive. I deleted the program. Maybe I got it wrong, but there was no documentation readily available to clarify if this program was for something better. SHAME ON YOU CNet for putting this download on your list with valuable downloads like security updates and program patches.
Yuk Yuk Yuk
oneoldgoatOctober 4, 2010
Pros
So, whats to like about this? I guess it helps pay the bills. Which is a good thing.
Cons
We are drowning in a sea of ads. How can this help a business? I think they must be working on an ad program that will reach out and smack you in the back of the head to get your attention.
Summary
Yuk Yuk...oh, wait. I said this before.