What your kids are saying online?

Decode Your Child's Secret Online Language

CUL8R. LMIRL. PAW. GNOC. Is this an alien language, or just language that is alien to you?

Kids have quickly adopted a cryptic form of communication (an Internet Lingo) that consists of abbreviated words and phrases that they use to code their conversations. With SpectorSoft's new "Parent's Guide to Internet Lingo" you can now decode this secret language and know EXACTLY what your children are discussing with friends online.

Best of all... it's absolutely FREE!

Now Capture Their Conversations

We’ve got your covered! Spector Pro monitoring software from SpectorSoft will capture your child’s emails, chats, instant messages, Facebook + MySpace conversations… and much, much more.

Spector Pro takes it a step further by identifying Lingo within online chat and instant message conversations and then automatically translating it for you into plain English.

Example:

• Your Child: LMIRL
• Stranger: How about tomorrow 3PM?
• Your Child: OK
• Stranger: Great. See you at the park. Hey, will you GNOC
• Your Child: Now?
• Stranger: Yes
• Your Child: Can't PAW
• Stranger: Tomorrow then. CUL8R

With Spector Pro, their online cryptic conversations are turned into plain English that anyone can read and understand.

Spector Pro will make surfing the Internet and chatting online a safer experience for your child. For a limited time, Spector Pro is available for only $99.95 (regularly $169.95).

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