Germany proposed a law that fines for ’spammers’ with 50,000 euros

People who send junk mail or 'spam' in Germany will face fines of up to 50,000 euros, according to the bill introduced by the ruling coalition formed by the SPD and the Greens.

Mail spam is a big problem. Cause economic problems and costs to people over a long period of time, "he said on Friday Daniel Holstein, a researcher affiliated with the Greens.

"We hope (the fines) to make people think & nbspdos times before mandar spam," he told Reuters. The law will be voted by Parliament during the second week of March.

About 80 percent of e-mails sent worldwide are

spam and researchers have discovered that sending spam can cost billions of euros. Companies have to buy computers with greater capacity to cope with the influx of e-mails and workers waste time checking all these emails, Holstein said.

The law will prevent the 'spammers' hide your name or e-mail comes.

Since July last year, in Germany it is illegal to send spam, but the coalition government in hopes that the new legislation will help provide more effective protection.