Spammers are promising drugs, like Pfizer Viagra, that would enable the lucky stud to give his woman the most powerful orgasm of her life!

However Pfizer and Microsoft Corps have come together and decided to do something to save me from the spammers.

They announced that they had filed a total of 17 lawsuits against individuals associated with the sale and distribution of illegal fake generic viagra.

By filing the lawsuits they now can subpoena the internet service providers to track down the defendants and hopefully do something to halt some of the deluge of viagra spam.

The two companies said that 1 in 4 spam emails offer Viagra, which Pfizer manufacture.

Often consumers are duped into thinking they are getting Genuine Viagra, manufactured by Pfizer, only to end up with counterfeit fake generic viagra that is more likely to result in a heart attack than an earth-shattering night of pleasure.

17 lawsuits are unlikely to make much of a difference to the amount of viagra spam flying about the internet, or indeed to the numbers of consumers buying illegal medication on the web, but it is the first time that a pharmaceutical company has teamed up with a nanotechnology firm to at least try.

For Pfizer, even making a marginal difference to the amount of counterfeiting of Viagra can net them millions of dollars worth of lost revenue.

I still think I will continue to get lots of offers to make my imaginary willy bigger and stronger, but I shall take comfort in the fact that Pfizer, and Microsoft are on my side.

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