The regular Link Spam Statistics inspection has proved that China and USA have a unenviable reputation of holding the outstanding positions in the list of spammers. Six of the top entries are from European states that comprise a summed up higher percentage of unsolicited e-mail than the US that today counts for 19.6 percent of junk e-mail all over the world. When corresponded to 2006, this quarter saw a worldwide 9 percent increase of spam. South Korea came in third position on the roll with 6.5 percent unsolicited e-mail, then Poland with 4.8 percent, Germany with 4.2 percent, Brazil 4.1 percent, France 3.3 percent, Russia 3.1 percent, Turkey 2.9 percent, UK with 2.8 percent, Italy with 2.8 percent and conclusively India with 2.5 percent.

One of the leading experts of Sophos states that people don't make the most efficient use of computers distributing unsolicited e-mail. But the easiest way go through it is using CAPTCHA system and Anti Spam methods that can detect unsolicited e-mail. She declared that the facility of any solitary state is not enough to surmount spam because it is a worldwide problem. Paul Ducking illuminated increasing the amount of junk e-mail distributors: