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- on Sun 23 Aug 2009
- 06:04:30 PM UTC
*Sighs* People would do
*Sighs* People would do anything for money.
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- on Sun 23 Aug 2009
- 07:48:02 PM UTC
(-^____^- ) that should
(-^____^- ) that should apply to google too...
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Yahoo accepting advertising from Rogue pharmacies
CNN.com
August 20, 2009
One of the largest Internet search engines is being accused of violating both federal and state laws by accepting advertising from online pharmacies it should have known were selling drugs without valid prescriptions.
Two small research firms, Legitscript.com and KnujOn.com, say that during a three-month period in the spring and early summer of 2009, Yahoo routinely accepted ads from dozens of online pharmacies that dispensed drugs without a valid prescription.
The allegation is included in a new report by the two firms, which said their researchers used "blind" buys -- purchases made without disclosing their identities -- to obtain a wide range of prescription drugs from nearly a dozen online pharmacy sites that advertised on Yahoo. The researchers, the companies said, often had real-time interaction with online pharmacy employees.
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Microsoft
STUDY: 89.7% PRESCRIPTION DRUG ADVERTISEMENTS SPONSORED BY BING.COM ARE ILLEGAL OR DON’T REQUIRE A PRESCRIPTION
Pharmaceuticals purchased via Microsoft advertisements test positive as counterfeit
No Prescription Required: Bing Prescription Drug ads - PDF file
with the update August 14, 2009: Bing Illicit Pharmacy Ads Still Available Dispite Claims
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