Re: 123STORE.BIZ, 1SECURESTORE.INFO, 123SECURESTORE.COM, SALEZSITE.INFO spammer

On 2005-03-13 12:11:41 +0200, "Anonymous" <[email protected]> said:

> If you're tired of getting spam day in and day out from these spammers 
> (offering a device to steal cable TV signals, and credit repair), then 
> please feel free to load up the SpamVampire and hit them for all their 
> worth.
> 
> SpamVampire:
> http://www.hillscapital.com/antispam/
> 
> They use several tricks to remain in operation...
> 1) They use redirect domains (see below), so automated parsers such as 
> SpamCop can't report the actual spamvertised website.
> (snip)
> The most telling 'mark' of their spam at the moment is that there is 
> always the name "lisa" somewhere in the URL.

Is there a special advantage of .info domain to spammers? Trivial, just 
wondering...

They worked for years to make it accepted and now let spammers abuse it?

As turks, we hated the METU (www.metu.edu.tr) policy of needing real 
paperwork to give .com (company) and .org domain name, now they say 
"look at all those lawsuits by legit companies, we were right".

Info is new and in this network "hell", they didn't put countermeasures 
against obviously existing high tech criminals?

I mean, I see your post, its not that put @ before domain stuff anymore.

Ilgaz Ocal
(btw at least the first part of site you reported is unreachable, good news)