Some related posts from Technorati and Google.

 [Daniweb.com] World’s Worst Spammers Named and Shamed: Most of the spammers listed within ROKSO will be operating illegally, moving from network to network, country to country, hunting down the kind of spam-friendly IPSs that just don’t care enough to enforce anti-spam policy. Sadly, for some service providers the company motto seems to be ”˜a buck is buck’ and they really do not care if grabbing the cash means you get more spam.

 [Spamkings.oreilly.com] Spam Kings Blog: Asterisk on pop-up mogul's gold: Yes, like most of you I hate spam and popups etc. However, if you want to cry foul becuase Dale has taken advantage of weekness's in desktop operating systems, then maybe we should be pissed at Mr Gates allowing US TO BETA test his Windoz Operating system (and pay HIM for it).

 [Chongq.blogspot.com] Spam chongqing: I finally decided on BlueHost.com partly because of the CEO's blog in which he admits they have had bad service lately and what they are doing to fix it. The price is reasonable though it isn't nearly as cheep as the $20 a year I paid before, but you do get what you pay for and I will have a lot more features to play with.

[Blogs.windowsecurity.com] Don Parker Blog » Blog Archive » I hate spammers: Two blog posts that I made on spam were in turned visited by a company spamming their own s/w products on it. The really pathetic part is this company was hawking their own anti-spam solution.

 [Diveintomark.org] Weblog spam [dive into mark]: This is old hat to anyone who’s been involved in anti-spam efforts in other domains (Usenet and email spring to mind), but just like everything else, the weblogging community seems intent on (a) thinking they’re special and unique and nobody has ever had their problems before, and proceeding to (b) ignore all the work that has come before and reinventing the wheel.

Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, Spamming, Targeting Spam