Comments on: Virginia court upholds antispam law

Court denies convicted spammer's appeal, rejects argument that the state law is unconstitutional.

[Sparky672]

very cool

yes, very very cool, indeed.

Now start working back up that list to the number 1 spammer.

[Jackson Cracker]

long overdue

This scumbag should have started serving his sentence almost two years ago,
but the clueless trial judge stayed the sentence. It's clear from the latest
ruling that his appeals were entirely frivolous.

[kyle172]

It's about time

There should be Zero Tolerance for any kind of spam reguardless if it's chat spam or email spam.

[Seaspray0]

Rot it jail, Jeremy

And I hope all the assets you aquired as profits have been seized.

[aabcdefghij987654321]

May his soap always be slippery in the shower

=:0

[ml_ess]

About time...

...spammers start getting what they deserve. There have been instances where I've had to create a new email account because my old one was flooded with junkmail. Something like this is inconvenient for a personal account, but brutal when using e-mail for business.
http://essentialsecurity.com/Documents/article20.htm
There's no excuse as to why online offenses such as spamming and phishing should go unpunished.

[bayny]

1 Point for Internet Users!

Great to see the government holding up to their end of the deal in this ongoing battle against spam, now we must continue to do ours. As spammers continue to find more advanced ways of sneaking messages into our inboxes, we must move with the improved technology of the day and advance the ways in which we reduce the effectiveness of spam messages. I we use email security to protect ourselves from these messages and the government continues to intimidate spammers we can win the battle against spam. Check out email security systems at www.essentialsecurity.com