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  1. Re:Errr...isn't this illegal? by kavau · · Score: 1 · on Spamfighters Get A Hold Of Spammers' Incoming Mail
    It doesn't appear to have any personal emails or anything - just spam for the spammers

    But they discovered (and published!) at least one personal email!

  2. The one interesting email... by indecision · · Score: 3, Informative · on Spamfighters Get A Hold Of Spammers' Incoming Mail

    They list one email as being particularly interesting, as copied below.

    For me, the really intriguing bit is that they talk about "hosting" a lot, so much so that it appears to be a codeword for "spamming". Its a fairly obvious thing to do for someone who makes their money off spam - try to keep a low profile and not discuss their business openly.


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    Date: Fri, 04 Jul 2003 11:30:30 +0100
    Subject: Rick Yazwinski referral
    From: Mark Holyland
    To: martijn@cyberangels.nl

    Hi Martijn

    Rick from Web Krew / Python gave me your contact regarding hosting.

    Can you give me more information as to what hosting you can offer and the costs of your services ?

    I look forward to hearing from you

    Best Regards

    Mark
  3. So whats the big deal? by skinfitz · · Score: 2, Interesting · on Spamfighters Get A Hold Of Spammers' Incoming Mail

    So 6305 mails in total, one of which was a valid email from someone wanting to contact them.

    Signal to noise ratio of 1/6304

    So how is this different to anyones email these days?

  4. Mail from martijn@cyberangels.nl recieved by kspaink · · Score: 5, Informative · on Spamfighters Get A Hold Of Spammers' Incoming Mail

    Actually, we had one already - which is analysed at http://www.cyberangels.nl/evidence/mailmartijn.htm l, and only now two news mails arrived. Check the mail analysis page for updates.

  5. Mail from martijn@cyberangels.nl recieved by kspaink · · Score: 5, Informative · on Spamfighters Get A Hold Of Spammers' Incoming Mail

    Actually, we had one already - which is analysed at http://www.cyberangels.nl/evidence/mailmartijn.htm l, and only now two news mails arrived. Check the mail analysis page for updates.

  6. Re:Errr...isn't this illegal? by AftanGustur · · Score: 3, Insightful · on Spamfighters Get A Hold Of Spammers' Incoming Mail


    They own the domain.

    Yes, but not the email that is sent to the domain.

    The owner is the author of each email, and the mail is not intended for them.

    I completely fail to see how on earth it could possibly be legal to not only set up the domain to receive mail for all (nonexisting) addresses (knowing you are going to receive far more than just *your* email) but also to publish said email on a website.

  7. Re:Errr...isn't this illegal? by TheDredd · · Score: 1 · on Spamfighters Get A Hold Of Spammers' Incoming Mail

    At least now you can link some people to the spamming. But then again, can somebody paying some company to spam be prosecuted?

  8. Not in three days. by Bilange · · Score: 5, Informative · on Spamfighters Get A Hold Of Spammers' Incoming Mail

    ...what kind of mail does a major spammer receive in the course of three days? By now, we have a very precise answer: 6305 mails.

    They are wrong. Look in the page linked:

    Introduction: 6305 mails in (basically) one day