If the DOJ loses the 2257 case, who else is gonna party like it's 1999?
 

I say GFY throws a big bash. :thumbsup

I'm coming up north to party naked on your lawn. ;)

Hey you! No, I'm coming back to AZ to get back my tan. :(

I'm actually a white person now!!! :1orglaugh

i'm gonna party like its 1980 something so i can do the robot, and not look stupid.

Tell me you aren't moving again? :ugone2far

lose 2257?

hmmmn.

Are you still going to party?

Fucking OUCH haha

Touché heh

what do u mean the DOJ loses the case?

well considering they're pushing a 2257 clone through right now under a different name, that would seem kinda pointless...

What do you mean 'bite me' ?

you have a point its sad but true

i thought you were off to jail JenC?

you crazy people and your porn and stuff.

lol you got BUSTED

coudn't hardly wait! :winkwink:

I want to see that!

Egomancer

Exactly! Before you start any partying, you should read the most recent news. It doesn't look good for any of us.
:(

that's kinda harsh..

Now this was an old thread worth bumping haha:thumbsup

whats going on here?

Um, I missed it. Why'd she go to jail?

Donny: SPAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

have the sweetest smoke ready for the party

Ah, man. :( That sucks.

Anyone have a link to the news story?

Funny thing is, she lives about 2 towns from where I grew up in New Hampshire

Work-at-home mother pleads guilty to massive porn spamming
13 March 2006 09:12 AEST

A work-at-home mother pleaded guilty this week in a US federal court to sending millions of spams hyping Internet porn sites, prosecutors have said.

Jennifer Clason, 33, of Raymond, N.H., was part of a spam gang that sent mass quantities of messages containing pornographic images, said officials from the Department of Justice. She admitted conspiring with two others, Jeffrey Kilbride, 39, of Venice, Calif., and James Schaffer, 39, of Paradise Valley, Ariz., in sending the messages, which advertised various Internet porn sites.

Clason, who pleaded guilty to two counts of violating the federal CAN-SPAM Act and to one count of criminal conspiracy, will forfeit her ill-gotten gains under the agreement she struck with authorities. She also faces a maximum of 15 years in prison.

Two other members of the gang, Andrew Ellifson, 31, of Scottsdale, Ariz., and Kirk Rogers, 43, of Manhattan Beach, Calif., have already pleaded guilty to charges under the CAN-SPAM Act.

Clason now runs a Web site for work-at-home moms, MommyJobs.com, which was not part of the investigation. According to anti-spam advocate Brian McWilliams, MommyJobs.com -- which bills itself as "a support site for other work at home mothers and others who wish to quit their jobs to be home" -- contains no pitches to join Clason's affiliate program for porn spammers (PhatBucks.com), nor to visit her porn "thumbnail" site (Galleriesblog.com) or her porn content search site (Contentshopper.com).

While MommyJobs.com lacks direct porn connections, it does advertise get-rich-quick schemes on its forums, including "auto-surf" sites. Recently, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) shut down a major auto-surf site, and charged its owner with operating a Ponzi scheme to dupe investors.

Clason came clean on the MommyJobs.com message forum in a long letter to her site visitors, but claimed she was victimised by a man who convinced her that spamming wasn't illegal. Recently, she said, she left the spamming business.

"Apparently this guy that I had trusted for five years had lied to me," she wrote. "Not only was his spam operation illegal, but he was also doing other shady stuff that I had no knowledge of like money laundering!!"

http://www.itnews.com.au/newsstory.a...&src=site-marq

I am partying already!

I had sex with Jenc