"anonymous poster at 66.44.61.195" wrote:
> I found this text on the bottom of some spam today:
>
> "c 1999-2001 Attempting to infringe upon the copyrights
> of, or attempting to harm the natural course of our
> business will be subject to severe civil and/or criminal
> penalties. This message is being sent to you in compliance
> with the proposed federal legislation for commercial e-mail
> - S.1618, section 301, paragraph (a)(2)(C)."
>
> Are spammers going to try to use the legal system against us now by suing ISPs for
>investigating accounts and the "Internet terrorists" for saying something about the
>spam?
>
> - arogge@spamcop
It's bull, pure bull----!
But I would kinda like to see spammy try sometime. Let's see him go into court with
an email with a false From: line, forged headers, stolen (open) relay, and obfuscated
URL's
and try to convince a judge and jury that his business was damaged because an ISP
enforced it's Terms of Service.
hobo
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