IMOP (standard:Fan Fiction, 433 words)
Author: Juggernaut	Added: Jun 02 2011	Views/Reads: 3384/2058	Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
Conversations between fictional characters Dan and Juggernaut on Internet Mail Order Pharmacy (IMOP)

IMOP 

Subba Rao 

“I am delighted to announce that I have been elected as the 

President of the trade group IMOP,” declared Dan standing behind his 

desk, as usual shuffling papers on the desk. 

“Is IMOP an acronym?” Juggernaut expressed doubt. 

“yes, take a guess.” 

“An electronic gizmo to mop the entire house without human 

effort.” 

“Nop.” 

“A remote control medical device to clean out colon for good.” 

“Good guess but not correct.” 

A software application to wipe out bad credit history to make 

resume look good.” 

“No.” 

“Umm, I have no clue,” Juggernaut gave up. 

“Well IMOP stands for Internet Mail Order Pharmacist,” Dan 

looked at Juggernaut as if he let go a big secret. 

“Who is mail order pharmacist?” 

“Any person can become an internet mail order pharmacist 

without any training; all they need is an internet connection to send 

emails to receive orders with credit card information and place orders 

for the prescription with payment to IMOP pharmacy in the Island of 

Seashells; IMOP can keep 30% of the sale price and the rest is sent to 

Seashells for medication to be shipped directly to the customers around 

the world.” 

“Where is Seashells?” 

“Somewhere in the Indian Ocean.” 

“Have you been to Seashells?” 

“No, never.” 

“Umm, so who fills the prescription in Seashells?” 

“I don't know and no mail order pharmacist knows who fills the 

prescription in Seashells or who supplies the pharmaceuticals.” 

“This business sounds shady,” Juggernaut sounded suspicious. 

“There is nothing shady about IMOP, everything is legit, and it 

has been certified by a world renowned accounting firm ‘Prescott, 

Bergman and Alexander PA,” based in Bermuda 

“Is it not illegal to sell medications without prescription?” Juggernaut


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