No Prescription Pharmacy Secrets Revealed: How To Avoid More Spam

By Author: Mike Francis
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Everyone has those annoying emails that show up in your inbox and have no idea where they came from, or how they got there. Normally most annoying junk mail has an unsubscribe link at the bottom that most of us look for to stop the spam email from continuing.

If it is pharmacy spam you are dealing with, you should think twice before clicking on the "unsubscribe" button. Almost all pharmacy spammers send out millions of spam messages every day to lists that they have scraped and stolen off the internet.

These lists are not updated, and they have no idea if the email addresses are live or notuntil you click on the "unsubscribe" link.
When you click on the link to unsubscribe you are confirming to the spammers that your address is currently in use and that your ISP doesn't use spam filters. Also, you are confirming that you read spam and are a perfect candidate for more spam. You would be surprised how valuable a confirmed, live address is to spammers.

In summary, never click to opt out of pharmacy spam. Even more importantly, never buy drugs from a pharmacy spam email. Do your research ...
... and find a good, reliable, trustworthy pharmacy. Be sure to report any pharmacy spam you receive to the proper authorities. Just remember, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Mike Francis works as a secret shopper and consumer advocate. He enjoys writing articles that help people save money and educate the consumer. Since being diagnosed with diabetes, Mike has shifted his focus to saving money on prescription medications. Mikes prescription saving site of the week is http://www.noprescriptioneeded.com/. Don't wait to save, join now risk free.