Identity theft by China Spammers

19 September 2003 · 0 comments

Mark’s page Identity theft by China Spammers provides useful infformation about my current spam problem. His skills in “reading” the bounce messages are far superior to mine. Identity theft by China Spammers Spam is a pain in the behind. But until the 12th of September 2003, it was a pain that I put up with, [...]

 

Mark’s page Identity theft by China Spammers provides useful infformation about my current spam problem. His skills in “reading” the bounce messages are far superior to mine.

Identity theft by China Spammers

Spam is a pain in the behind. But until the 12th of September 2003, it was a pain that I put up with, accepted, and dealt with using anti-spam solutions.

So, what happened on the 12-09-2003? I started receiving email bounces from numerous old or non-existant email accounts. The bounces contained a copy of the email I was supposed to have sent to these addresses… and it turned out to be spam! Spammers had decided to steal my identity. Detailed here is all the information I gathered on the spammers and an account of what I did to try and stop the spam.

Much useful and detailed information.

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