Re: CNC-NOC.NET

die spammer wrote:
> so whats up with all the spam coming from cnc-noc.net? is anyone
> trying to stop this?

Stop?  What does stop mean?  You can use a filter for your email that
identifies mail from .cn as spam.  If you control your own personal
client side filter you can do whatever with your spam you like,
including deleting it sight unseen.

If your mind is to 'coerce' .cn or more specifically cnc-noc.net to
'behave itself' vis spamsourcing or spamvertising, I'm afraid you are
out of luck.

You might be interested in reading about The Spamhaus Project and what
it does, including Spamhaus China.

http://www.spamhaus.org/index.lasso  Spamhaus tracks the Internet's
Spammers, Spam Gangs and Spam Services, provides dependable realtime
anti-spam protection for Internet networks, and works with Law
Enforcement to identify and pursue spammers worldwide.

// Spamhaus Opens Operations in China -- On May 25 2004, Beijing was
host to the opening of Spamhaus's China operations. "Our mission is to
help Chinese email and technology providers rid themselves of companies
who use the servers to send bulk unsolicited email around the globe.
Already a number of email providers in China have started to use the
Spamhaus Block List and we're getting good feedback from our partners,"
said a representative of Spamhaus based in China.  //
http://www.spamhaus.org/newsindex.lasso


SpamCop is a parsing and reporting service, the maintainer of the SCbl
spamcop blocklist, and a provider of a mail service which facilitates
spam tagging and reporting.  It doesn't have any .cn police powers or
police powers anywhere else in the world..


-- 
Mike Easter
kibitzer, not SC admin