Is four years and a $250,000 fine really the best punishment for the self-proclaimed "Godfather of Spam?" Put another way: Do we take the criminal aspects of spam seriously enough? I don't think so. But, we're also not ready to hunt down spammers or create effective measures to stop spam at the source.



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Edited by vdub on November 26 2009 at 8:52am

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Its funny when you think about it. They scammed people out of millions of dollars and there fine is $250,000.

Wow there still making a profit. So when there out of jail there still millionaires. Maybe capital punishment will scare would be spammers away from the industry.

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