Phony pharmacies are the next worst thing to a medicine bottle with an expiry date on it. An expired medicine can be averted because the date is right there to speak up for itself. However, a phony pharmacy with a fake drug is something that can cost someone his life.

All thanks to FBI; Google, Microsoft and President Obama are working to cull the operations of scammers and phony pharmaceutical organizations. Moreover, the online search engines are also doing their best to help the authorities in pinpointing the online illegal drug dealers. There are tons of them on the internet today, with their so called Miracle Meds.

According to the healthcare reform and President’s intentions, Google and Microsoft have set up choke points on the internet. It is a private and secret effort that is letting them peddle out fake drug dealers. Bloomberg correspondents said, “Those who sell prescription drugs online without a valid prescription are operating illegally, undercutting the laws that were put in place to protect patients, and are thereby endangering the public health. It is a real wake-up call that so many Americans have engaged in this dangerous behavior.”

The government is hoping to make the online pharmaceutical business, a better playground for legit dealers. As far as Google is concerned, the company is now ranking each business on the basis of its background working, emails and user comments. Hence, there will be small room for bad dealers to move around with as much flexibility as they used to have before.

A White House report on this issue said, “These rogue sellers have preyed upon 36 million people, or one in six Americans, exposing them to the potential of taking counterfeit and unapproved medications.”