In some cases, the entities listed below are the actual senders. In some cases, the entities below are "spamvertisers" they advertise in spam sent by contracted third party agents. A few of them are spam networks, who sign up as affiliates of the advertisers and then further outsource the actual sending to their own third party agents. And a few are contracted email senders, but if the emails originate from their servers and the clickthrough links point to their servers, then they're advertising in the spams too.
I use the term principal on my website not to mean A is a CEO, President, Vice President, Secretary, Director, etc. of B. Rather, as discussed on the Spam and the Law page, I use the term principal in the context of agent-principal liability, which says that the principal is liable for the [unlawful] actions of the agent. In the world of spamming, agent could mean either that A actively hired B to spam on its behalf, or A operates an affiliate program and passively allowed B to sign up by click-click-clicking through a web-based form agreement. It doesnt really matter which; liability still flows uphill from agent to principal.
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2010 LAWSUITS |
TropicInks LLC, Datastream Group Inc., and Leigh-Ann Colquhoun
Scroll down to 2005, and you'll see a lawsuit against DSG Direct Inc., Your-Info Inc. et al. The Court entered judgment in my favor in 2008. I seized 1% of the judgment by levying on AmEx payments to DSG Direct. Two months later, Leigh-Ann Colquhoun the sole corporate officer of DSG Direct and Your-Info caused the companies to dissolve. Two weeks later, Colquhoun starts up TropicInks LLC... operating the same websites from the same physical address, and she is one of but two officers. Datastream Group Inc. is the legal owner of the websites. I filed a motion to amend the judgment based on alter ego, successor, and corporate officer theories of liability, but the court denied my motion with no explanation whatsoever, and without ruling on my objections.
So, I filed an appeal. Read my Appellant's Opening Brief.
And read the concurrently-filed Request for Judicial Notice. In Respondents' Opposition to my Motion to Amend Judgment, Colquhoun declares (in an untimely filed & served declaration that was also undated and not signed under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California) that "Datastream is not an e-commerce company like DSG Direct and TropicInks" but just an "Internet services company." (Whatever that means.) What's interesting is, in 2008 the Michigan Attorney General sued Datastream not DSG Direct or Your-Info and in the Consent Judgment, Datastream admitted that it sent/caused spams to be sent, and it had the ability to control the spams... which discredits and undermines their claim to my trial court. Also, Datastream's Articles of Incorporation state that it was created for "Internet Marketing" which is broader than just providing domain name management services.
Here's Respondents' Opening Brief. Note the utter failure to address the Michigan case, the fact that the supposed key employee was never named as an officer, the irrelevant discussion of Florida law, glossing over successor liability (a separate theory from alter ego liability), and the several-page-long digression into the "stages of grief" a transparent sympathy ploy that has no legal merit. Also, referencing Eric Reinertsen as an officer (not that he was ever named on corporate filings either) isn't exactly helpful he's been identified by several sources as one of the top spammers in the world. Also blatantly false claims that DSG Direct and Your-Info's last corporate filings were in 2005. Nope, 2007.
Here's my Appellant's Reply Brief and Second Request for Judicial Notice... addressing the above-referenced (and more!) problems with Respondents' Opening Brief.
On June 14, the Court of Appeal partially reversed the Superior Court in my favor... TropicInks LLC is added to the judgment as successor, but no liability as to Datastream Group as alter-ego or Colquhoun personally as alter-ego or corporate officer. Read the (unpublished) Order.
Trancos Inc. dba CoregMedia.com and USAProductsOnline.com
Trancos claims to be an advertising network... but they're also a direct spammer too. Eight spams in 2007, from eight nonsensical different domain names, all of which were privately registered. False statements in the body of the spam too, like that I signed up from a particular IP address in Indiana. I was in Los Angeles on the supposed date of opt-in, and I have a declaration from the California Attorney General to prove it.
The body of the spams only identify the sender as USAProductsOnline.com, which of course is privately registered too, and an address that turns out to be a branch of The UPS Store in Los Angeles. I subpoenaed The UPS Store, and learned that the box was rented to a Lewis J. Wright Jr., claiming an address that, after further research, I identified as Trancos' Pacific Palisades location. Oh yeah, Trancos also willfully failed to register USAProductsOnline.com as a fictitious business name, as required by Bus. & Prof. Code ง 17910. How do I know it was knowingly? Because "Trancos dba Adfish" sued one of its own advertisers, and the complaint says that Trancos has complied with all applicable laws re: fictitious business names, and it actually registered Adfish as an FBN a month before it started spamming me using the USAProductsOnline.com pseudonym.
After fairly extensive conversations, Trancos decided it didn't do anything wrong. I think otherwise. Click here to read the complaint. Current defendants (who haven't been dismissed) include:
Strategic Financial Publishing Inc. dba SurveyAdventure.com of Forteville, IN
Trancos' original Answer purportedly had 18 affirmative defenses, most of which are just cookie-cutter copy & paste with no actual facts, and some of which aren't even affirmative defenses at all (e.g., their claim for attorneys' fees against me). We demurred to the Answer, and the court killed almost all of their defenses. The two remaining defenses in Trancos' Verified First Amended Answer are federal preemption and due care, But the federal preemption defense only applies to my Bus. & Prof. Code ง 17529.5 cause of action, not the Consumers Legal Remedies Act cause of action, because the CLRA isn't specific to email. The "due care" defense means they claim that they have practices & procedures to prevent advertising in unlawful spam. However, the Answer merely parroted the provision of the statute authorizing a reduction (not elimination) of damages, and it has no facts in support of such a defense, and even if it did have any facts, the "facts" would have no substantive weight because Trancos' attorney verified the Answer. In deposition, the CEO failed to produce any documents or even testify that Trancos had any practices & procedures. A couple days before the scheduled trial date, the CEO changed his deposition transcript to include a new "fact" in support of such a defense.
I filed seven motions in limine. Defendants filed one (and did it late), to stop me from using the words "spam" and "unsolicited." Ummm, that's the heart of the case. Defendants have the right to defend against my allegations of course, but that's no reason I shouldn't be able to use the words. Click here to read the District Court for N.D. Cal., starting at page 9, reject an identical spammer request, analogizing that if someone's on trial for murder, guess what, it's not unfairly prejudicial for the prosecution to use the word "murder."
Due to scarce courtrooms in San Mateo County, the trial was postponed until October 13.
On August 10, the court denied Defendants' Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings, in which Defendants display a profound lack of understanding of the history of the California and federal anti-spam laws, when and how federal laws preempt state laws, the difference between falsity and fraud, standing requirements for a CLRA cause of action, and the nature of severability. Defendants also conveniently ignore the fact that for purposes of a MJOP, the allegations of the complaint must be taken as true. Click here to read my Opposition to Defendants' Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings. Here's their Reply. It's not in the briefs, but at oral argument, Defendants vehemently argued that the new Ninth Circuit ruling in Gordon v. Virtumundo states that California law is preempted in this Action. It doesn't say that, and the court still rejected Defendants' preemption defense, along with their defense that I don't have CLRA standing just because I didn't purchase anything advertised in the spams. Here's the Order Denying the MJOP.
On August 10, the court also denied Defendants' Motion to Stay/Continue the trial until after the Cal. Supreme Court rules on the question of multiple sending domain names (certified by the Ninth Circuit in Kleffman v. Vonage), because whichever way the Supremes rule will not be dispositive of my case because I have other theories of liability. Moreover, the Motion to Stay is untimely because if Defendants thought waiting for the Supremes was so important, they should have filed the Motion to Stay before the initial trial date. Since Defendants appeared in June expecting to go to trial, they can hardly argue hardship by keeping an October trial date. Click here to read my Opposition to Defendants' Motion to Stay/Continue. Here's their Reply. Here's the Order Denying the Motion to Stay/Continue.
On September 25, the court denied my Motion for Summary Judgment basically on procedural grounds, not substantive. (The preceding link is a zip file containing PDFs of the Notice of Motion, Memorandum of Points and Authorities, Separate Statement, Declarations, and Proposed Order... everything but the non-California authorities.) We incorrectly relied upon the Verified Complaint to support the MSJ, instead of copying & pasting the same content into a declaration, and not all documents were properly authenticated. Here's defendants' Opposition to Plaintiff's Motion for Summary Judgment, in which they recycle the same arguments re: preemption, CLRA standing, and severability of the damages provision that the court already denied in their Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings; ridiculously accuse me of threatening criminal charges; improperly introduce evidence of settlement discussions; incorrectly describe the remedy of B&P 17529.5 as "penalties"; and ignore deposition testimony from their CEO. Here's my Reply. Unfortunately, the Court denied my MSJ, for procedural/technical reasons.
The case went to trial on October 13, 2009.
On March 10, 2010, the Court issued a Final Judgment and Statement of Decision in my favor. To the best of my knowledge, this is the first time that a case has actually gone to trial under Bus. & Prof. Code ง 17529.5 (other than small claims court). Read the press release here. Defendants filed an appeal on the spam cause of action, and I filed an appeal on the CLRA cause of action. Stay tuned.
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2009 LAWSUITS |
Amanda Greiner
Ms. Greiner created a fake business name ("Madd
Roi LLC") and used multiple domain names all of which were registered to
fake people, business, and addresses to send her spam. But I tracked her
down and got her served. Read the
(slightly redacted) Verified Complaint. Read the
Ms. Greiner created a fake business name ("Madd
Roi LLC") and used multiple domain names all of which were registered to fake
people, business, and addresses to send her
spam. But I tracked her down and got her served. Click
judgment entered
against her.
Sallie Mae
Inc. and SLM Corporation
I had a dispute with Sallie Mae
read the First Amended
Complaint but the matter has
been settled and dismissed.
Startup Consultants LLC et al
Darren Cleveland is the registered agent and principal officer of Startup Consultants
LLC (also dba TheAdDoctors.com) and RDC Consulting Inc. Gregoire
Gasparini was his partner. My complaint alleged that they sent me spams from multiple
domain names that they had registered in the name of a nonexistent entity, "IRL Technet Ltd.," at an address that turned
out to be an Irish Pub. (My letter to that address was returned undeliverable.)
The letter I sent to the P.O. Box that appears in
the body of the spams was returned unclaimed. Cleveland et al did a
fairly good job of hiding themselves, but I sent the sourcecode/clickthrus to several of the
advertisers featured in the spams, and the advertisers identified
Cleveland/Startup Consultants as the source. Click
Read the Complaint.
I settled with and dismissed Cleveland, Gasparini,
Startup Consultants LLC, and RDC Consulting Inc... no admission of liability by
any of them. Cleveland claims that "IRL Technet Ltd.,"
owned by "Ivan Lightbourne,"
is a separate
entity supposedly located in the Bahamas. I have no information at this
time to confirm or deny that, but it doesn't change the fact that three
advertisers independently identified Cleveland/Startup Consultants... not IRL
Technet.
No settlement with TravelFleaMarket.com Inc.
(owned by Robert Phillips of Oceanside,
NY) another named defendant who, with these spams, violated a previous consent decree not to
send me unlawful spam.
Default judgment entered for $15K).
DSG Direct et al.
DSG Direct Inc. of Bonita Springs, FL appears to
have been created from the old Evo Clix Inc. and Your-Info Inc., both also
in Florida
big shock there. I unsubscribed five times from
Evo Clix, back when I naively thought that might actually work to stop the
spam. (To be precise, I unsubscribed via email, weblink, and certified
letters to Evo Clix and its registered agent.)
Judgment entered for Plaintiff in 2008. I seized 1% of the
judgment by levying on AmEx payments, and then the companies shut down. I
filed a motion to amend the judgment in 2009, but lost. And then I filed
an appeal. See TropicInks, above.
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2008 LAWSUITS |
TLM Enterprises Group
This "resume spammer" is off the charts in terms of deceptive means of
evading spam filters. At the time of filing, there were 65 spams...
sent from 26 unique domain names, 37 unique email addresses, 20 unique IP
addresses indicating origination in 8 different states, and 11 different
ISPs. A few more spams since filing too. Various other types of
falsity in the email bodies, and most don't include a physical mailing
address as required by CAN-SPAM either. Defendants ignored several
letters, so we're in court.
Judgment entered for Plaintiff.
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2005 LAWSUITS |
USGuides.net
Click
here
to read the complaint as filed. Settled this one.
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2004 LAWSUITS |
Glen Hannifin and Usavedepot
My attorneys got involved in this Superior Court case. Hannifin denies all liability but
he never filed any papers with
the Court. Not one. Even after the Sheriff showed up at his door
with an original, and then an amended complaint. Default judgment of $18,000 in March, 2004. But Hannifin
actually has far more serious problems than my judgment;
Microsoft sued him for $7.4 million.
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2003 LAWSUITS |
Prospect Data Corp. and Permission Communications
Inc. (FL)
This was another Superior Court
case.
We settled
out-of-court in March 2003. No more spam since the settlement.
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2002 LAWSUITS |
Toplander Corp. and YesMail (IL)
This was my first attempt at writing a complaint for Superior Court.
It wasn't particularly well-written, but the spammers in Illinois didn't
want to litigate in California, so we settled out-of-court in October
2002. No more spam since the settlement.
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MORE TO COME |
Unknown Spammer dba "Jambo
Jack"
This spammer sent dozens of spams from dozens of domain names, all of which were
falsely registered. NameCheap.com is the reseller for the registrar
Enom.com. NameCheap finally, after threats of legal action, removed the
Whoisguard privacy protection, but that's not quite the same thing as
identifying its licensee (the actual spammer), which it is required to do
pursuant to the
ICANN-Registrar Accreditation Agreement, paragraph 3.7.7.3, otherwise it
accepts all liability. So, it looks like NameCheap will be sued, along
with "Jambo Jack" as a Doe defendant, and all of the advertisers:
NameCheap.com, hiding its
real address via a box at The UPS Store in Westchester, CA, and its rude owner
Richard Kirkendall
AER Investments
Corporation dba SurveyRewardsCenter.com of Boca Raton, FL and its
owner, Warren Rustin
ConsumerBargainGiveaways LLC dba
OpinionResearchPanel.com of Evanston, Illinois and its principal
Jeff Zweben
Find Your Customers Inc. dba
Secure-Cash.net of Austin, TX and Carlsbad, CA
Focus Interactive Inc. dba
Iwon.com of White Plans, NY
Global Travel International Inc.
dba GlobalTravel.com of Maitland, FL
Insweb Corp. and Insweb Insurance
Services Inc. dba Insweb.com of Gold River, CA
TrueBeginnings LLC dba
True.com of Irving, TX
WomensCashAlliance.com
of Burlington, VT
Unnamed
Illinois Spammer
I filed two lawsuits against this spammer, which
shall not be named here. The spammer tried to hide its identity by registering its domain names with private WhoIs
services - which is itself a violation of federal law, 18 USC ง 1037(a)(4), but I got 'em.
Some of thispam,
include:
123td.com LLC dba Pronto Mortgage Express
of Westminster, CA
Achieve Wellness LLC
of Atlanta, GA
Affinity
Direct LLC of Englewood Cliffs, NJ
Alliance Acquisitions Associates
Inc. of Marietta, GA
America's Who's Who Registries of
Outstanding Professionals LLC (also dba Prestige Who's Who Registries) of Patchogue, NY
American Medical Services / American Health Services of
Clearwater, FL
ASH Books and Sean C.
Hanzelik of Harrison, TN
Betco
Enterprises Inc. of New York, NY and Booth
International LLC of Spring Valley, NY
Cash Cow Enterprises LLC
of Mauldin, SC
Certified Auto Alliance of
Fremont, CA and Michael Burkey
Colorado Baking Company Inc.
of West Chicago, IL - Default Judgment Entered
"Direct Investors"
of Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Emergency Internet Solutions
of Houston, TX
E.T. Communications of
Newark, OH
Famous Idols Inc. of Ft.
Lauderdale, FL
Financial Debt Solutions LLC of Clearwater, FL
Global
Icon Inc. dba InStyleSwimwear.com of Richboro, PA
Gyrocom Inc. of West Palm
Beach, FL
Hold-It Systems Ltd of
Lima, OH
Intelligent Resources Corp.,
Intelligent Resources Consulting and Bruce J. Frisch of Santa Cruz, CA
Lead Capture Pros Inc. of
Canton, OH
Lesko Enterprises Inc. of
Albion, PA
Liquidity International Inc. dba Global Gold of Carrollton, TX
The
Livingstone Corporation of Wheaton, IL
Marblestone Funding Inc.
of Fremont, CA
- Default Judgment Entered
Charles C. McGowen
dba LifeSpaceMatters.com of Lighthouse Point, FL
- Default Judgment Entered
Melaleuca Inc. of Idaho
Falls, ID and Jack Burney of Georgetown, TX
MyLostPet.net of Berlin,
CT
National Communications Group LLC of Weston, FL
Charles O. Nwarueze dba FleetPrize.com and Benchmark
Mortgage Capital of Fontana, CA
Personal Tax Services Inc. dba RedTaxFrog.com of Calhoun, GA
Puig Development Corporation /
Venetia Country Club of Largo, FL
- Default Judgment Entered
Remark
International LTD of Wheeling, IL
Resorts Unlimited Inc. of
North Salt Lake, UT and Perforum Marketing of Orem,
UT
Riptopia Inc. of
Washington, DC
Rush
Gideon LLC of Des Moines, IA
"Savvy Investor"/"Stock Wire" of
Santa Monica, CA
Secure Call Management Inc.
of Los Angeles, CA
- Default Judgment Entered
Sheridan Distributing Inc. dba
fitandfiddle.com of Williamsville, NY
Stone
International LLC dba Nextou.com of Columbia, SC
Tamara Dorris dba MillionDollarAgent.org of
Carmichael, CA
Tiferet Journal and
Baier Stein Direct of Peapack, NJ and
Miriam's Well Inc. of Saugerties, NY
Vision Marketing dba
TheMoneyDoctorSystem.com of Orange, Florida and
Anthony Lee dba alcashplus.com, an individual in Kinston, NC
WM Inc. of Los Angeles, CA
YourDoormat.com of
Richmond, VA
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3B Software Inc. dba dtv4pc.net of Arlington, TX
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8th Floor Interactive LLC dba NewOffersClub.com of Lewis, DE
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Alliance Advance Corp. dba "Mt. Courtney Financial" and "Monde Financial" of Wyoming, DE, Visions Marketing Network LLC of Palm Beach Gardens, FL and its California spamming services, Uptilt Inc. (dba EmailLabs) of Menlo Park, CA and Excedior Inc. (dba ResultsMail) of Santa Ana, CA
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Axis Interactive Media Inc. of Hollywood, FL... also claiming addresses in Hialeah and Loxahatchee, FL
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Blastoff Communications LLC dba BlastoffNetwork.com of Plano, TX
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BlueHornet of San Diego, CA (part of Digital River of Eden Prairie, MN), who sent a spam under the direction of Keith Glantz dba InsidersPicks.net of Las Vegas, NV and The Insiders Group Inc. of Dundalk, MD
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Capsoft Inc. dba MyCapsoft.com of Houston, TX (retailer of "ErrorSmart" software)
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Caribbean Cruise Line dba caribbeancl.com of Pompano Beach, FL and John Damico dba got2getaway2010.com of Osteen, FL
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Complete Web Services Inc. dba WebHostingPad.com dba TheRevilo.com of Rolling Meadows IL (a domain registrar advertising its own registration services)
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DP Enterprises Inc. dba DishPronto.com of New York, NY
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"Effective Marketing" supposedly in New Zealand and Canada. Principals include:
Achieve Financial Security LLC of Jacksonville, FL
DentalPlans.com of Dania, FL -
E-Track Media Corporation and Chris Mahle of Boca Raton, FL. Principals include:
Granite Investment Group LLC of Bedford, TX
HDVE LLC dba True.com of Irving, TX
Way Beyond Communications LLC of Boca Raton, FL -
FreeCollegeScholarships.net of San Francisco, CA
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Gilbert Consulting Services Inc. of Arroyo Grande, CA
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Ryan Gillies of Phoenix, AZ
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HonestDogSports.com of Debary, FL
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Roger Hoover dba 17FoodsThatHeal.com of Kirbyville, MO
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iContact Corporation of Durham, NC
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Eric Lee of Mountain View, CA, who sent a phishing spam pretending to be American Airlines
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LimosBusesJets.com LLC and Leonard Okoth of Mays Landing, NJ
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Liquid Marketing Inc. and Lead Jungle Inc. of Boca Raton, FL
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Lockerz LLC dba lockerz.com, a Delaware limited liability company
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Chris Luckie dba Itechfeed.com of Ravenna, OH
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Macronet International LLC of Buffalo, WY. Ironically, the spams I received advertised Macronet's software to send email to opt-in addresses.
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Magic Marketing Group LLC of Carson City, NV
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Mari Media Inc. and Kirk Leddon of Hialeah, FL
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Tony Mathews dba ISG Handicappers and Insiders Sports Group of Las Vegas, NV
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Memolink, Inc. of Lakewood, CO and David Asseoff (note, Asseoff is also behind Trifecta Inc., who I already sued)
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MikeFilsaime.com Inc. dba MyViralAds.com of Ronkonkoma, NY
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NameCheap Inc. dba funtimeadlt.com of Westchester, CA
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OperationalSystemsPages.com, Online-OperationalSystems.com, OperationalSystems-Online.com, OperationalSystemsHome.com, etc. of New York, NY
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Neohire.com of Santa Monica, CA
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Christopher Post of Setauket, NY, who sent spams from Gmail, linking to domain names watchsunsets.info and intriguedlove.com, both of which were registered to a fake name/address, but the ad network through which he sent the spams gave him up.
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Rapid Response Marketing dba x7.com of Las Vegas, NV and its advertisers:
BullsEye Media Inc. dba ThePrizeCenter.com of Harrisburg, PA
MySnoringSolution.com of Lillian, AL
SmartNet Development LLC dba FastBusinessFunding.net of St. George, UT -
RebateProcessorJobs.com and Cindy Dalton of Colton, CA which is a complete scam anyway, according to the L.A. County Better Business Bureau
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RelationServe Media Inc. dba "Telespace" of Fort Lauderdale, FL and its principals:
K2 Marketing Group Inc. of Pasadena, CA -
Remedy Media LLC dba MediaGroup of Irvine, CA and The Data Market Place Corp. and Peter Roccisano (doing business as Professional Internet Marketing Solutions of Weston, FL. Principals include:
Golf Nutrition Sciences Inc. dba GNS of Arvada, CO
Memolink Inc. of Lakewood, CO and David Asseoff (note, Asseoff is also behind Trifecta Inc., who I already sued)
The New York Times Company of New York, NY
Rochelle Gordon, psychic, of Milford, CT -
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Rockstar Marketing Inc. dba TodaysPicks.net of Orlando, FL
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S-Infotech Inc. dba RealOffers and Richard Simnett of Boca Raton, FL. Principals include:
26RedMarketing LLC of Provo, UT
Eleventh Street Ventures Inc. and Jason Phillips dba Trade-In-Value.com of Newport Beach, CA
ESI One LLC of Las Vegas, NV and ESI Management LLC of Sandy, UT
PlatinumRomance.com of Plano, TX -
Rick Saling dba AdventSearch.com of Cincinnati, OH
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Small Cap Investor of Delray Beach, FL
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Stress-Free Technologies LLC dba LowStressIncome.com of Queen City, AZ
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Survival Insurance Inc. of Burbank, CA
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Wayne Jackson Enterprises LLC dba OcalaSuccess.net of Ocala, FL
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Woodcrest College of Woodcrest, CA and Monterey Polytechnic Institute of Monterey, CA, the registrant of the domain name WoodcrestCollege.org. Woodcrest College sent spams to three of my email addresses, indicating that they're spamming to a suppression list. But, "Woodcrest College" is a total scam to begin with. The entire "degree based on life experience" a joke the "exam" is sub-SAT verbal questions. More seriously, the address claimed on the website 17457 Van Buren Blvd. in Woodcrest, CA literally doesn't exist. I know because I personally did a drive-by on July 8, 2010.
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WYBS Inc. dba MerchantCircle.com and SignUpMakeMoney.com of Mountain View, CA
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Spammer Who Shall Not Be Named. Principals include:
Buena Vista Catalog Co. and Disney Enterprises Inc. dba DisneyMovieClub.com of Burbank, CA
Corinthian Colleges Inc. of Santa Ana, CA
DoubleDay Entertainment dba Book-of-the-Month Club and OneSpirit.com of Garden City, NY
Eleventh Street Ventures Inc. dba Trade-In-Value.com of Newport Beach, CA
Internet Cash Advance Marketing Inc. dba PayDayAngels.com and FirstLibertyCash.com of Vancouver, BC Canada
QuickApply Inc. of Venice, CA
Ultima Patch LLC of San Diego, CA
Watermark Media Group Inc. dba Poetry.com of Owings Mills, MD
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MY ATTORNEY |
I am represented by Timothy Walton, a California attorney (in Redwood City) with extensive experience in the spam and technology areas, who shares my passion for fighting spam. www.timothywalton.com
