VPXL - Revision history

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VPXL is an herbal remedy believed to cure the curse of a small penis. This product is offered by both email and blog spammers, directing users to sites that contain javascript redirects and could potentially infect computers with viruses<ref>Although unproven directly, as I'm not wiling to risk my computer, the mode of operation is common. If the manufacturer or distributor of this product is willing to show me that they are not infecting computers, I will recant this position.</ref>. VPXL is rumoured, according to anti-spam websites, to be either a renamed version of, or descendant of, Herbal Elite penile enlarger<ref>[http://groups.google.com/group/news.admin.net-abuse.email/browse_thread/thread/c81b249bf6eda701 see:] ''Hmm - this may be a metasis rather than a change of name - if you ask an Herbal Elite or Express Herbals or whatever server/proxy for an invalid domain you get a 3inchesmore.com URL. ''.</ref> Herbal remedies -- or any remedies, for that matter -- should be discussed and recommended by a doctor; self-diagnosis and self-medication should never be attempted by somebody who thinks buying a product found in a spam email is a good idea.

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-VPXL spam emails recently contained the humorous subject line, ''Safe enlargement of [[Trouser_Mice|trouser mice]]'', implying that the recipient has not only one small penis, but ''several'' by use of the plural.
+VPXL spam emails recently contained the humorous subject line, ''Safe enlargement of [[Trouser_Mice|trouser mice]]'', implying that the recipient has not only one small penis, but ''several'' by use of the plural.  In March 2008, VPXL spam made reference to the "''kangaroo pounder''," believed to be an Australian metaphor for the penis.
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 [[Image:Vpxl-1.jpg|right|180px|thumb|A VPXL spam graphic]]

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−	VPXL is an herbal remedy believed to cure the curse of a small penis. This product is offered by both email and blog spammers, directing users to sites that contain javascript redirects [[Image:Vpxl-2.jpg\|left\|180px\|thumb\|A VPXL spam graphic]]and could potentially infect computers with viruses<ref>Although unproven directly, as I'm not wiling to risk my computer, the mode of operation is common. If the manufacturer or distributor of this product is willing to show me that they are not infecting computers, I will recant this position.</ref>. VPXL is rumoured, according to anti-spam websites, to be either a renamed version of, or descendant of, Herbal Elite penile enlarger<ref>[http://groups.google.com/group/news.admin.net-abuse.email/browse_thread/thread/c81b249bf6eda701 see:] ''Hmm - this may be a metasis rather than a change of name - if you ask an Herbal Elite or Express Herbals or whatever server/proxy for an invalid domain you get a 3inchesmore.com URL. ''.</ref>. It may be related to, or identical to, other herbal male supplements such as Spur-M, Wondercum, ManXL, Manster, Megadik, Elite Herbal, and Herbal King<ref>From [http://ikillspammers.blogspot.com/2008/01/crazyremedy-vpxl-spammers-want-to-kill.html#c7094069711509218998 a comment by SiL] on IKillSpammers.com.</ref>. In January 2008, VPXL accounted for 75% of all pharmaceutical spam.<ref>"[http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release.do?id=816104 BitDefender Lab's Top 10 Malware List for January]", press release, via Marketwire, retrieved 2/1/2008</ref>	+	VPXL is an herbal remedy believed to cure the curse of a small penis. This product is offered by both email and blog spammers, directing users to sites that contain javascript redirects [[Image:Vpxl-2.jpg\|left\|180px\|thumb\|A VPXL spam graphic]]and could potentially infect computers with viruses<ref>Although unproven directly, as I'm not wiling to risk my computer, the mode of operation is common. If the manufacturer or distributor of this product is willing to show me that they are not infecting computers, I will recant this position.</ref>. VPXL is rumoured, according to anti-spam websites, to be either a renamed version of, or descendant of, Herbal Elite penile enlarger<ref>[http://groups.google.com/group/news.admin.net-abuse.email/browse_thread/thread/c81b249bf6eda701 see:] ''Hmm - this may be a metasis rather than a change of name - if you ask an Herbal Elite or Express Herbals or whatever server/proxy for an invalid domain you get a 3inchesmore.com URL. ''.</ref>. It may be related to, or identical to, other herbal male supplements such as Spur-M, Wondercum, ManXL, Manster, Megadik, Elite Herbal, and Herbal King<ref>From [http://ikillspammers.blogspot.com/2008/01/crazyremedy-vpxl-spammers-want-to-kill.html#c7094069711509218998 a comment by SiL] on IKillSpammers.com.</ref>. In January 2008, VPXL accounted for 75% of all pharmaceutical spam.<ref>"[http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release.do?id=816104 BitDefender Lab's Top 10 Malware List for January]", press release, via Marketwire, retrieved 2/1/2008</ref> Most of the websites selling it are located overseas, in countries with weak customer-protection laws and difficult extradiction.<ref>[http://spamtrackers.eu/wiki/index.php?title=VPXL Express Herbals] at Spamtrackers.EU</ref>
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	VPXL spam emails recently contained the humorous subject line, ''Safe enlargement of [[Trouser_Mice\|trouser mice]]'', implying that the recipient has not only one small penis, but ''several'' by use of the plural.		VPXL spam emails recently contained the humorous subject line, ''Safe enlargement of [[Trouser_Mice\|trouser mice]]'', implying that the recipient has not only one small penis, but ''several'' by use of the plural.

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-VPXL is an herbal remedy believed to cure the curse of a small penis.  This product is offered by both email and blog spammers, directing users to sites that contain javascript redirects and could potentially infect computers with viruses<ref>Although unproven directly, as I'm not wiling to risk my computer, the mode of operation is common.  If the manufacturer or distributor of this product is willing to show me that they are not infecting computers, I will recant this position.</ref>.   VPXL is rumoured, according to anti-spam websites, to be either a renamed version of, or descendant of, Herbal Elite penile enlarger<ref>[http://groups.google.com/group/news.admin.net-abuse.email/browse_thread/thread/c81b249bf6eda701 see:] ''Hmm - this may be a metasis rather than a change of name - if you ask an Herbal Elite or Express Herbals or whatever server/proxy for an invalid domain you get a 3inchesmore.com URL. ''.</ref>.  It may be related to, or identical to, other herbal male supplements such as Spur-M, Wondercum, ManXL, Manster, Megadik, Elite Herbal, and Herbal King<ref>From [http://ikillspammers.blogspot.com/2008/01/crazyremedy-vpxl-spammers-want-to-kill.html#c7094069711509218998 a comment by SiL] on IKillSpammers.com.</ref>.  In January 2008, VPXL accounted for 75% of all pharmaceutical spam.<ref>"[http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release.do?id=816104 BitDefender Lab's Top 10 Malware List for January]", press release, via Marketwire, retrieved 2/1/2008</ref>
+VPXL is an herbal remedy believed to cure the curse of a small penis.  This product is offered by both email and blog spammers, directing users to sites that contain javascript redirects [[Image:Vpxl-2.jpg|left|180px|thumb|A VPXL spam graphic]]and could potentially infect computers with viruses<ref>Although unproven directly, as I'm not wiling to risk my computer, the mode of operation is common.  If the manufacturer or distributor of this product is willing to show me that they are not infecting computers, I will recant this position.</ref>.   VPXL is rumoured, according to anti-spam websites, to be either a renamed version of, or descendant of, Herbal Elite penile enlarger<ref>[http://groups.google.com/group/news.admin.net-abuse.email/browse_thread/thread/c81b249bf6eda701 see:] ''Hmm - this may be a metasis rather than a change of name - if you ask an Herbal Elite or Express Herbals or whatever server/proxy for an invalid domain you get a 3inchesmore.com URL. ''.</ref>.  It may be related to, or identical to, other herbal male supplements such as Spur-M, Wondercum, ManXL, Manster, Megadik, Elite Herbal, and Herbal King<ref>From [http://ikillspammers.blogspot.com/2008/01/crazyremedy-vpxl-spammers-want-to-kill.html#c7094069711509218998 a comment by SiL] on IKillSpammers.com.</ref>.  In January 2008, VPXL accounted for 75% of all pharmaceutical spam.<ref>"[http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release.do?id=816104 BitDefender Lab's Top 10 Malware List for January]", press release, via Marketwire, retrieved 2/1/2008</ref>
 VPXL spam emails recently contained the humorous subject line, ''Safe enlargement of [[Trouser_Mice|trouser mice]]'', implying that the recipient has not only one small penis, but ''several'' by use of the plural.
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 ==Important Note==
 '''Herbal remedies -- or any remedies, for that matter -- should be discussed and recommended by a doctor;  self-diagnosis and self-medication should ''never be attempted'' by somebody who thinks buying a product found in a spam email is a good idea.'''

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	VPXL is an herbal remedy believed to cure the curse of a small penis. This product is offered by both email and blog spammers, directing users to sites that contain javascript redirects and could potentially infect computers with viruses<ref>Although unproven directly, as I'm not wiling to risk my computer, the mode of operation is common. If the manufacturer or distributor of this product is willing to show me that they are not infecting computers, I will recant this position.</ref>. VPXL is rumoured, according to anti-spam websites, to be either a renamed version of, or descendant of, Herbal Elite penile enlarger<ref>[http://groups.google.com/group/news.admin.net-abuse.email/browse_thread/thread/c81b249bf6eda701 see:] ''Hmm - this may be a metasis rather than a change of name - if you ask an Herbal Elite or Express Herbals or whatever server/proxy for an invalid domain you get a 3inchesmore.com URL. ''.</ref> Herbal remedies -- or any remedies, for that matter -- should be discussed and recommended by a doctor; self-diagnosis and self-medication should never be attempted by somebody who thinks buying a product found in a spam email is a good idea.		VPXL is an herbal remedy believed to cure the curse of a small penis. This product is offered by both email and blog spammers, directing users to sites that contain javascript redirects and could potentially infect computers with viruses<ref>Although unproven directly, as I'm not wiling to risk my computer, the mode of operation is common. If the manufacturer or distributor of this product is willing to show me that they are not infecting computers, I will recant this position.</ref>. VPXL is rumoured, according to anti-spam websites, to be either a renamed version of, or descendant of, Herbal Elite penile enlarger<ref>[http://groups.google.com/group/news.admin.net-abuse.email/browse_thread/thread/c81b249bf6eda701 see:] ''Hmm - this may be a metasis rather than a change of name - if you ask an Herbal Elite or Express Herbals or whatever server/proxy for an invalid domain you get a 3inchesmore.com URL. ''.</ref> Herbal remedies -- or any remedies, for that matter -- should be discussed and recommended by a doctor; self-diagnosis and self-medication should never be attempted by somebody who thinks buying a product found in a spam email is a good idea.

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-VPXL is an herbal remedy believed to cure the curse of a small penis.  This product is offered by both email and blog spammers, directing users to sites that contain javascript redirects and could potentially infect computers with viruses<ref>Although unproven directly, as I'm not wiling to risk my computer, the mode of operation is common.  If the manufacturer or distributor of this product is willing to show me that they are not infecting computers, I will recant this position.</ref>.   VPXL is rumoured, according to anti-spam websites, to be either a renamed version of, or descendant of, Herbal Elite penile enlarger<ref>[http://groups.google.com/group/news.admin.net-abuse.email/browse_thread/thread/c81b249bf6eda701 see:] ''Hmm - this may be a metasis rather than a change of name - if you ask an Herbal Elite or Express Herbals or whatever server/proxy for an invalid domain you get a 3inchesmore.com URL. ''.</ref>  Herbal remedies -- or any remedies, for that matter -- should be discussed and recommended by a doctor;  self-diagnosis and self-medication should never be attempted by somebody who thinks buying a product found in a spam email is a good idea.
+VPXL is an herbal remedy believed to cure the curse of a small penis.  This product is offered by both email and blog spammers, directing users to sites that contain javascript redirects and could potentially infect computers with viruses<ref>Although unproven directly, as I'm not wiling to risk my computer, the mode of operation is common.  If the manufacturer or distributor of this product is willing to show me that they are not infecting computers, I will recant this position.</ref>.   VPXL is rumoured, according to anti-spam websites, to be either a renamed version of, or descendant of, Herbal Elite penile enlarger<ref>[http://groups.google.com/group/news.admin.net-abuse.email/browse_thread/thread/c81b249bf6eda701 see:] ''Hmm - this may be a metasis rather than a change of name - if you ask an Herbal Elite or Express Herbals or whatever server/proxy for an invalid domain you get a 3inchesmore.com URL. ''.</ref>.  It may be related to, or identical to, other herbal male supplements such as Spur-M, Wondercum, ManXL, Manster, Megadik, Elite Herbal, and Herbal King<ref>From [http://ikillspammers.blogspot.com/2008/01/crazyremedy-vpxl-spammers-want-to-kill.html#c7094069711509218998 a comment by SiL] on IKillSpammers.com.</ref>.  In January 2008, VPXL accounted for 75% of all pharmaceutical spam.<ref>"[http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release.do?id=816104 BitDefender Lab's Top 10 Malware List for January]", press release, via Marketwire, retrieved 2/1/2008</ref>
 ==Footnotes==
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