US Spammer Gets 30-month Prison Sentence
A US court sentenced a spammer to serve 30 months to prison, according to vnunet.com. Adam Vitale, the spammer with a long history of convictions, sent around 250,000 spam messages to 1.2 million AOL subscribers. He had worked with Todd Moeller to help him change the email headers and use multiple computers for the attack.

photo credit: yanyan92 (SXC)
The law enforcement officials still caught up to his act. He was caught through a sting operation where he unknowingly hired these officials to do spam just to promote a new security product. Aside from the 30 month prison sentence, he is required to pay $180,000 fine to AOL. His accomplice, Todd Moeller, gets 27 months to prison.
If the spammers and the crime happened in the Philippines, these criminals might have been escaped conviction. I still think the 30 month prison duty is not enough for them to learn their lessons well.
Like this post? Subscribe to my RSS feed or subscribe by email and get loads more!
Ways to Make Money Online
All about oDesk, Payoneer, Paypal, SmartMoney, Unionbank EON




faceVision FV Express Combo: HD Video Conferencing for the Masses
Acer Aspire 4740G: Work Away From Home
Drunken Pole Dancing and Wedding Fail
LG Chocolate Touch: A Social Networker's Dream
Apple's Big Announcement: The iTablet



Leave a Reply