Sending Non Delivery Reports? (was Pump and Dump)

Hi all,

So one of my domains is being forged by some spammer.

In this thread there was a question about sending NDRs in to SpamCop -
is that acceptable / practical?

I am tempted to break it intentionaly for a few days. I could use 
suggestions
other than sending out spam myself(!) Perhaps there could be a blacklist for 
domain
owners that want to blacklist themselves for a few days to discourage domain
spoofing...


"WazoO" <[email protected]> wrote in message 
news:[email protected]...
> "Andy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>
>> 3. At the end of the day would anyone actually follow this up or would I
> be
>> wasting my time? The scammer may make a few bucks but he won't be 
>> retiring
>> on the proceeds of this one.
>
> If you want to believe the "bragging" .....
>
> http://spamkings.oreilly.com/archives/2006/03/stock_spammers_stung_by_secret.html#trackbacks
> "According to the February 17 complaint, Moeller boasted to a fellow 
> spammer
> (working for the feds as a confidential informant or CI) that he and 
> Vitale
> were making $40,000 per week sending spam that touted shares of small-cap
> stocks -- a practice known as pump-and-dump spamming. The two operated a
> company called Viatelecom aka Via Telecom LLC to do their stock deals.
>
> In an April, 2005 instant message conversation with the CI, Moeller 
> claimed
> that he had 40 servers for sending spam, as well as 35,000 "peas" or 
> proxies
> to disguise the true origin of the spams. He said he exclusively spammed 
> AOL
> members and boasted he could send millions of spams per hour, with less 
> than
> 20 percent getting caught in AOL's spam filters."
>
>