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Wow, and charged with identity theft?? Thats a new one
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Originally posted by Xplicit
Wow, and charged with identity theft?? Thats a new one
ya that is crazy. i would like to say poor guy but if he is stealing identities then let him burn. i dont see anything wrong with some spam.Comment
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wtf ?
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Haha congrats to Howard Carmack
I wish him nice days in jail
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Good to hear! Let the spammer sit in prison and think about how many people he's annoyed and how many combined hours he's wasted.Comment
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Carmack sent out hundreds of millions of bulk e-mail messages, flooding inboxes and saddling Internet providers with millions of dollars in costs. But it was his use of stolen identities and forged addresses that caused him to run afoul of state prosecutors.
He went to jail for identity theft and forgery. Quote above from article....
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lol so now we should jail ppl who annoy and waste time? more than half this board should be locked up!Originally posted by stev0
Good to hear! Let the spammer sit in prison and think about how many people he's annoyed and how many combined hours he's wasted.you don't know you're wearing a leash if you sit by the peg all day..Comment
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using other peoples pc's as proxies most likelyOriginally posted by qwe
stealing identities ? wtf ?Comment
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i think they were just looking for something to charge him with. since they couldn't just charge him with 'spamming' they charged him with identity theft. sounds like bullshit. maybe he stole AOL accounts or something. either way it seems like bullshit. i can't believe ppl are willing to lock up ppl just because they send emails they don't want. now if they were doing those ebay/paypal scams, sure.Originally posted by herbal logic
using other peoples pc's as proxies most likelyyou don't know you're wearing a leash if you sit by the peg all day..Comment
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hmm, is it because of spoofing?
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it wasn't the spamming that put him in jail
"Carmack sent out hundreds of millions of bulk e-mail messages, flooding inboxes and saddling Internet providers with millions of dollars in costs.
But it was his use of stolen identities and forged addresses that caused him to run afoul of state prosecutors. New York has no state laws specifically dealing with spam, according to the Web site Spamlaws.com, and a national anti-spam law was not yet in place when Carmack was arrested a year ago. "ICQ 115433750Comment
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Goverment shoulda just fined him and let him keep going
Wait a year and come back and take another cut
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Can they charge you with a crime for using a fake return address on emails? Maybe they can if that address is owned by someone else?Originally posted by Lane
hmm, is it because of spoofing?Comment
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Ewww that gotta hurt !Originally posted by rayadp05Comment
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Sweet. I hope he ends up taking it balls deep up the ass every single day.Comment
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its clear lots of people did not read much of the article. and btw did you guys not know identity theft is one of the number one growing crimes? ive read a txt about it and it is unfortunately easy it could happen to any of usOriginally posted by KRosh
it wasn't the spamming that put him in jail
"Carmack sent out hundreds of millions of bulk e-mail messages, flooding inboxes and saddling Internet providers with millions of dollars in costs.
But it was his use of stolen identities and forged addresses that caused him to run afoul of state prosecutors. New York has no state laws specifically dealing with spam, according to the Web site Spamlaws.com, and a national anti-spam law was not yet in place when Carmack was arrested a year ago. "
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I agree, identity theft is a very serious crimeOriginally posted by twistyneck
Sweet. I hope he ends up taking it balls deep up the ass every single day.Comment
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So fucking owned!Comment
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good riddance to him I say
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