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Criminal Spammer and Fraudster ! The laws of most countries make it an offence to send emails with faked information - the sort of spam these people send me from thirty to fifty times a day. This is the 'UK / Canadian / United pharmacy' SPAMMER / SCAMMER gang, the single most prolific spammer and generator of web sites that I see daily. Please see also: ***** This criminal gang is generating new sites at a fast rate - about the same rate as these sites are taken down by the authorities. These are just a few of many sites which appeared recently in spam. They are typical 'Spamglish' - Spammer's English - domain names mostly unrelated to medicine: degreehow.com ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****

Scam and spam. ("Canadian Pharmacy" is often renamed "European Pharmacy" for visitors from outside North America. ) * ***** : ***** Quote : ..." The spammers behind this group were originally referred to as being part of "Yambo Financials" (by Spamhaus) and are well-documented in the Spamhaus Rokso database. As mentioned above, further research has shown that ***** are the ones behind this operation, and are also the ones who created and continue to implement their botnet hosting platform (described in more detail below.) The very broad grouping known as Yambo (which may or may not have links to bulker.biz) has links to credit card fraud, identity theft, and the creation and distribution of child pornography. They are alleged to have originated in either Russia or Ukraine, and their current exact whereabouts are unknown. Yambo also has ties to several major career spammers, including Alex Polyakov. "... * Canadian International Pharmacy Association : ***** Quote : ..." Do not deal with a site that contacts you by e-mail and directs you to a site with the name "Canadian Pharmacy," "Canadian Healthcare" or "drugs5.com". These sites all use fraudulent seals and credentials. These sites are the number one source of consumer complaints. Most consumers tell us that their credit card was charged but no shipment was received. If this has happened to you, please contact your credit card company and report this fraud. "...

This webpage is SPAM and abuse whit electronic messaging systems to indiscriminately send unsolicited bulk messages. Spam can be used to spread computer viruses, trojan horses or other malicious software. The objective may be identity theft, or worse (e.g., advance fee fraud). Some spam attempts to capitalize on human greed whilst other attempts to use the victims' inexperience with computer technology to trick them (e.g., Phishing).