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Internet spammer can't take what he dishes out
Spammer Reaps What He Sows
Gets a taste of his own marketing medicine
Since the Detroit Free Press ran their first story on millionaire spam King Alan Ralsky, anti-spammers have made sure they let him know how little they appreciate his business methods. After Slashdot readers posted his address and even an aerial view of his neighborhood, Ralsky began to get a taste of his own medicine. "They've signed me up for every advertising campaign and mailing list there is," says Ralsky. "These people are out of their minds. They're harassing me."
Spam king lives large off others' e-mail troubles <-- original article
Spammer Reaps What He Sows
Gets a taste of his own marketing medicine
Since the Detroit Free Press ran their first story on millionaire spam King Alan Ralsky, anti-spammers have made sure they let him know how little they appreciate his business methods. After Slashdot readers posted his address and even an aerial view of his neighborhood, Ralsky began to get a taste of his own medicine. "They've signed me up for every advertising campaign and mailing list there is," says Ralsky. "These people are out of their minds. They're harassing me."
Spam king lives large off others' e-mail troubles <-- original article
