Spam has become a part of people’s modern life because of development of online activities and the Internet. What to expect when using our services?

Our Guarantees

We reviewed your feedback and testimonials, but we want to talk about spam emails and newsletters here. Basically, Australian Pharmacy recognizes all operations with them, including spreading, receiving and others, but we do everything possible to minimize this kind of spam transfer. We assure that we don’t send any spam, but we can’t influence others who use our company or brand name for their spamming activities. We can’t refuse from our brand because of our regular customers! Australian Pharmacy guarantees that you will never receive any spam letters under our domain name, but we feel sad because we see how our clients get annoyed. If you decide to use our website to receive certain services or products, you can rest assured that there won’t be any spam from us. Besides, our customer support team will help you with any relevant issues!

Anti-Spam Policy

Australian Pharmacy has a strict anti-spam policy in place, and this means that we don’t tolerate any unsolicited ads or spam letters, so that we pursue anyone engaged in such activities, including sending emails, instant messages, newsletters, etc. We take the necessary actions against all spammers and punish them, and this website is 100% committed to dealing with them, because our top priority is to ensure complete customer satisfaction. We do our best to maintain and hold important data on any spam offender, and we share these details with responsible anti-spamming agencies and organizations. If you have any information about unsolicited ads or spam, feel free to let us know about that by sending a report or contacting our specialists.

Examples of Spam

Spam letters are sent to users without their prior consent, and you should get a better idea of their examples, such as the following:

  1. Spamming letters without valid email addresses.
  2. Mailings that tell you that you can earn money from home.
  3. Emails with false or misleading information.
  4. Messages from those companies that you’ve never had any prior cooperation or association with.