CHICAGO (AP) - The anti-spam group Spamhaus Project warned more junk
e-mail could be on the way as it prepares to lose its domain name
thanks to a company it has accused of sending spam.
Executives at the U.K.-based Spamhaus Project said Monday they expect
a federal judge in Chicago will soon sign an order that would suspend
the domain spamhaus.org because the group has refused to recognize
the U.S. court and comply with a $11.7 million judgment.
Spamhaus warned the order could unleash up to 50 billion junk e-mails
a day on computer users worldwide, though legal and technology
experts were skeptical the effect would lead to millions of clogged
inboxes.
http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/20061009/anti-spam-lawsuit.htm
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Hari Kurup
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