arstechnica.com — A peek into the world of spam affiliate networks has revealed that there is indeed a lot of money to be made by pushing all those Viagra and Cialis e-mails. Even if only a few people make purchases, it's enough to make spamming worthwhile and guarantee that the rest of our inboxes will remain crowded.
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copypastrySep 26, 2009
If people are getting lots of viagra, it's good news for a lot of inboxes.
sexyboboSep 26, 2009
You infect pc's with a virus to send out email so it cost you nothing to send millions of emails.out of those million emails you get a couple hundred idiots to buy something and you roll in the dough.
nickgj83Sep 26, 2009
"in the rare event of an erection lasting more than 4 hours, seek immediate medical help"i will just call the circus
infinitenothingSep 26, 2009
I hear some people are still using hotmail.
infinitenothingSep 26, 2009
Surely the market price of a spam email goes down as filtering improves
funkywoodSep 27, 2009
Or fully legalize it so you can get it from legit sources without the needing to visit a doctor first.
lane4Sep 28, 2009
Instead of giving advice for something that's never going to happen, we need to figure out a viable solution against spam.
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