On May 19, 2004 at 16:29 george_ou(_at_)netzero(_dot_)com (George Ou) wrote:
But they only get to spew spam from fxbrezd.com once with their brand
spanking new SPF/CallerID/Domain Key for a few days. Once it becomes clear
that fxbrezd.com is a spammer, then you permanently blacklist that entire
domain and announce it to the entire world so that no one else will ever
receive mail from fxbrezd.com again. Yes, they can still register 1000s of
domains, but its a bit more difficult. From that point on, the registrars
need to be pressured to track these people down and the law needs to
severely penalize them. Additionally, at least you won't be receiving junk
from the hundreds of thousands of zombies out there.
The optimism is touching, particularly the part about "the law needs
to severely penalize them". That's a big hole you're filling in with a
worldview that unfortunately hasn't had much credence thus far.
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