Spam King pleads Guilty!

looks like 'Spam King' Adam Vitale has finally plead guilty to violation of the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 in federal court in New York City. 'The indictment said that in less than a week in August 2005, Vitale and Moeller sent e-mails on behalf of the informant to more than 1,277,000 addresses of subscribers at AOL, the online division of Time Warner Inc. Vitale will be sentenced on September 13 when he faces a maximum sentence of 11 years in prison.

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  1. Anonymous12 June, 2007 11:42

    What are you talking about? Someone is actually being punished for eleven years for sending junk emails?

    All I can say is : Wow!!

    How entertaining.

    I was just passing, pressed the Next Blog button and it seems you're next after me so I thought I would say hi.

    And congratulations! If you wanna drop by mine you're welcome: I'm at gledwood2.blogspot - you're welcome there any time.

    See you later hopefully
    all the best
    from
    Gledwood
    "vol 2" ...

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  2. Anonymous12 June, 2007 11:57

    man I'm so glad to hear this

    when I was young & stupid I once clicked on something that told me I'd won a laptop (don't laugh)

    ever since I've been PLAGUED Ancient Egypt style with locusts and boils of unwanted emails

    horrible!

    i hope they sentence that guy to public whipping, branding and the stocks as well

    hi you are officially the next blog along from me that is how I found you

    I mentioned your story on my today's posting on my blog gledwood2.blogspot of course you get full linkback & everything

    keep posting stories about internet villains who get punished I love to hear them!

    all the best

    gledwood
    vol 2

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  3. steven_m_s.12 June, 2007 13:43

    i say just seize all his money and ban him from the interwebz....11 yrs for spam? couldnt hurt i guess!!!

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