>>> On 11/9/2012 at 8:13 PM, Martin Gregorie <mar...@gregorie.org> wrote: > On Fri, 2012-11-09 at 18:48 -0500, Joseph Acquisto wrote: >> http://pastebin.com/H8NrruE1 >> >> An outfit that apparently not only does not honor unsubscribe >> requests, but may simply count hits. >> > ...and harvest the e-mail addresses of those unwary enough to try > unsubscribing. The latter is quite likely, seeing that its a known > spammer: it hits my private anti-gambling rules and it was already on my > private blacklist. > > ========= > BTW, I know that DMCA works (I've used it when stuff was lifted from my > website without asking me or giving any attribution) but does the > CANSPAM act have equivalent teeth? If so, I know one or two persistent > US-based baby-goods spammers who ignore their 'unsubscribe' links. I'd > quite like to set CANSPAM on them if its likely to do any good. > > > Martin
After I posted, I went to put them on my local blacklist and saw that I had done this previously. I wonder why it was not caught. A Cron job does sa-update twice a day, so it is unlikely not to have been read. Should it not have been caught, anyway, they being a known spammer? I have added the suggestion in another thread to post scores for all rules hit, so I may get a clue, later on. Maybe not, tho, I've hidden all the 2x4's. joe a.
