Reduction In Viagra, Cialis and Levitra Spam

they are responsible for as much as 97% of email sent around the world

The problem of spam e-mail is not diminishing and according to Microsoft research they are responsible for as much as 97% of email sent around the world. The good news is that the number of these e-mails specifically sent out to try and get men to buy fake versions of Viagra, Cialis and Levitra has gone down considerably.

Last year the amount of e-mails for sexual medications made up around 30 percent of all spam e-mails, however this year that figure has dropped to under 10 percent. There is only one reason why this is happening and that is because spammers are not getting returns on their investment which probably is due to men becoming wiser and more wary about replying to these types of e-mails.

Ukmedix News and a number of other news organisations have publicised the dangers of buying erectile dysfunction medication in response to spam e-mail and this has helped lower the amount of replies that the spammers got.

At Ukmedix News we have come across hundreds of stories about how men have had their credit cards completely wiped out or they have been sent bogus any even dangerous impotence medication made in substandard factories in far flung corners of the world. One of the reasons why this business in fake erectile dysfunction medication is so lucrative is that very few men actually try to get refunds on their credit cards because they know they would have to explain exactly what they were buying over the internet and instead they would rather lose the money and deal with the embarrassment alone.

The Ukmedix organisation never sends out spam e-mails and allows you to check the veracity of your medication by using a unique system called Pharmacheck. With Pharmacheck you can even get the address of the pharmacy that dispenses your medication in the United Kingdom.