[ IcyImpact @ 19.11.2005. 13:41 ] @
http://www.bug.hr/vijesti/index.asp?id=68571

Osuđen je jos jedan spammer. Cini mi se da napori koji se ulažu u borbu protiv spammera nisu uzaludni - mozda ta sve uspjesnija borba uzrokuje stagniranje broja spam poruka koje cirkuliraju internetom, a mozda se broj pocne i smanjivati... Zasad to nece pretjerano utjecati na spammere i njihove akcije ali valjda nastaviti borbu protiv spama - s jos vise truda nego dosad.
[ Deda_Mraz @ 19.11.2005. 14:14 ] @
Kažu da je za jedno odredjeno vreme čovek napravio profit od oko 1.6 miliona funti, tako što je ljudima prodavao lažne domene .eu

Inače u potpunosti podržavam ove kazne i metode. Vrlo je efikasna (ako ga uhvate) i služi za dalji primer drugim i potencijalnim spamerima.
[ IcyImpact @ 20.11.2005. 09:58 ] @
Citat:
... služi za dalji primer drugim i potencijalnim spamerima.


Svakako, mislim da su se mnogi buduci spammeri zamislili... ipak cemo cekat jos neko vrijeme dok to ne zazivi onako kako bi svi zeljeli.
[ IcyImpact @ 20.11.2005. 11:04 ] @
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1875074,00.html
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1876066,00.html
[ IcyImpact @ 21.11.2005. 09:54 ] @
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/PCWorld/story?id=1332512

Citat:
In the heyday of his spamming career, from 1997 to 2000, profiting from sending out unsolicited bulk e-mail was easy, Mike says. On an average month he made $40,000 pelting millions of inboxes with spam. Now, he complains, spam filters have become too effective and block most of his e-mail. Also, he adds, spamming for a living has become increasingly risky, as evidenced by recent arrests of—and fines imposed on-spammers. He himself is currently being sued by a large ISP for using illegal methods for sending spam, he says.