Canadian Neighbor Pharmacy greenadaptable.com, Sent viral marking malware to my online email account, soon my email account began spamming everyone on my contact list with fake endorsements for Viagra, etc. The emails were even signed by me. Yahoo Los Angeles, California

I contacted Canadian Neighbor Pharmacy to request information. Shortly after I provided my email address, a number of my contacts notified me I was sending them emails of endorsement for Viragra or some other drug, citing my satisfaction with this company. The email even appeared to be signed by me. Soon it became apparent Canadian Neighbor Pharmacy had sent me unsolicited spam with a malicious virus embedded in it. The virus spread to virtually all my email contacts. Friends and business associates began notifying me that their email accounts had began emailing the same endorsements to their contacts.

I can't begin to estimate the cost in credibility or resources to stop this malware. Yahoo can't seem to isolate the virus, so I may be forced to cancel my account and start over with a new email address. I tried contacting the company at both their Canadian headquarters and their US branch office to no avail. They have unlisted phone numbers, a definite red flag for anyone considering doing business with them.

Here's the only contact info I could find:
Headquarters 1241 Commercial Dr., Vancouver, BC V5L 3X2 Canada
Local Office 1225 Rue De Bleury, Montreal, QC H3B Canada
US branch office 503 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90015 USA
International Orders Department 1300 Smith St., Houston, TX 77002 USA

DO NOT CONTACT this company even once if you wish to avoid infection. Once you enter your email address the virus spreads very quickly.