Comments on: Microsoft sues more alleged spammers

Defendants are accused of failing to label sexually explicit e-mails as required by the federal Can-Spam Act.

[katamari]

Not enough information.

Seven spammers? Please list names, and provide photos of all of them.

Thank you.

please also provide...

... all phone numbers, all email addresses, and all physical addresses of the individuals. :D

[Earl Benser]

I'm no fan of MS, but...

... this is one case where I hope MS really succeeds. Anything
that can shut down spammers needs to be pursued. And once
they are caught, boiling in oil would not be an inappropriate
punishment.

[George Cole]

shut down spammers

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[Johnny Mnemonic]

Yes but...

Why not pursue the companies or individuals that
are advertising in the spam? It occurs to me that
if those which make spam a lucrative undertaking
are taken out of the picture, at least 80-90% of
the unsolicited emails out there would disappear.
It would attacking the source instead of the symptom.
Very much like attacking Saudi Arabia instead of Iraq.