From: Radu Ghidiceanu via anti-abuse-wg <[email protected]> 
Sent: Tuesday, November 4, 2025 1:47 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [anti-abuse-wg] What's the real problem with s-p-a-m

  

Hello All,

  

Every now and then I get annoyed by spam issues and have to wait for them to 
pass, because there's not much I can do.

  

But what's the real problem with spam? We don't know where it comes from? We 
don't know who they are? Yes, we know! But it seems that everyone likes this 
thing, so they don't have to do anything. 

  

In my opinion, the problem is the (in)competent authorities. It's pointless for 
us to identify who they are, if there are no consequences. And when it comes to 
investigations, we keep twiddling our thumbs, thinking that maybe the recipient 
signed up for a list and forgot, or maybe the law said they had to opt out, or 
that they didn't have a green tie and, lo and behold, nothing happens till the 
end.

  

And there's another aspect. The lack of cooperation. We don't know what's going 
on over the fence, so we don't know how to proceed. Maybe in other countries 
measures are actually being taken and I don't know.

  

In the last case, I have identified some spammers in the network:

LeaseWeb Netherlands B.V.

Abuse contact info: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> 

and the spam bombardment comes from the IPs: 

  

5.79.97.121

81.171.2.124

178.162.131.126

178.162.136.160

212.32.242.60

  

Of course, I emailed them on abuse, but I get automated messages that walk me 
around with confirmations and forms to complete, after which I get answers like 
they didn't find, didn't identify, etc. But the spam continues from the same 
addresses

That is, more precisely, they are direct spam providers, or the service 
provider of specialized spam providers.

  

In conclusion, I would like to find out what the authorities in the Netherlands 
and in other countries are doing in such cases. Are they taking any measures 
against spammers, or are they doing the same as the authorities in Romania, 
more precisely, anything so that there will be no case?

  

Thanks,

Radu Ghidiceanu

CTO RoNIX

  

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