Stop using my e-mail to send business to other people! Canadian pricks!!!

This company hijacked my wife email account and being sending emails to myself and everyone in her address book. We recieved up to four emails per day. Now i do not know when i am recieving a legitimaste email from from wife. Something needs to be done about these guys.

My contact list is being used by the above company to send ads. This has happened twice now and each time they use a different link in the email to click on. Today's link is www.augustowianka.home.pl/75641.html. When opened it goes to Canadian Health and Care Mall. I tried to unsubscribe but they have made it impossible to do so by not allowing one to complete the requirements for unsubscribing. They also will not list phone numbers or any other way to contact them except to purchase from them. I make this complaint and hope someone can help me block them from sending to my email list. My email address is [email protected]

Okay, so I have noticed that this scam is getting a bit out of control. Ranging from 'terrorist attacks' to 'Russian conspiracy theories'. The Canadian Health & Care Mall scam, is simply a terrible virus campanioned with an obvious scam. As with all viruses there are ways of stopping it. If your e-mail address has been hacked, DELETE IT, and take up service with another provider. Print a copy of your contacts list to avoid further struggle. Also send out a warning e-mail to all your contacts simply asking for their understanding. For those too stupid to function, DO NOT CLICK THE LINKS. The mass hijacking program works as a chain, infecting your contacts, then your contacts contacts and so on. As for your own computer, I suggest installing an anti-malware program (such as Malwarebytes) along with Norton Anti-virus Protection. In terms of being scammed, I honestly can not say or do anything for you. Just report it, and please in the future, DO NOT GIVE YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION OUT SO LIGHTLY. Most legit medical websites have a link to confirm their certification. If such a link is not provided on any given medical provider website, do not give them you're credit card number/phone number/home address/e-mail address. If you have received a scam e-mail, please notify the IC3 by filing a complaint at www.ic3.gov. For more information on reporting scams: http://www.fightidentitytheft.com/how-to-report-scams.html. Trust me, I understand how annoying this is. A link to the website advertising the male inhancement pill, Viagra was sent to my male college professor. Thus earning me some heavy explainations. Just know that this can be stopped, and it WILL BE STOPPED. It is both harmful and annoying. Just don't lose your heads about it.

Viral advertising. It infects your computer via an email from someone in your contacts. It comes through with no subject line. Whne you open the attached link, the virus attaches itself to your email contacts.

It then perpetuates itself by sending itself to everyone in your contact list, then spreads further when they open it and it infects their contact list.

It gets past your security software when you open the email. It uses different links, so you can't mark it as spam.

The biggest problem is it sends really innapropriate content about Viagra and other such crap to all of your contacts.