The worst South African spammers named and shamed

Sanral will be on the list soon I guess?

On a similar note: How do I block text messages containing paymyfines.co.za?
 
C2IT Craig Sneeden says he is doing nothing wrong and proud to be on the list. Tosser
 
Ho hum, same list as every year. Nothing happens and they carry on as per normal.
 
HelterSkelter said:
Some of them appear year after year... Can't they be charged with something and get locked up?
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Naming and shaming don't go together. THese people are not ashamed. How about a jail term to offset the amount of money they cost people who have their time wasted by their nonsense?

The government should pay a group of hackers to retrieve these people's personal addresses and flood them with spam for a month.
 
it's up to the government to actually pass a law to prevent spamming and resellers...but asking the ANC to bring South Africa into the First World is like pulling diamonds from a rabbit's a$$.
 
FYI. this headline should read "The worst South African spammers named"
They are definitely not being shamed by such a report, that would imply that they feel anything as a result of these type of reports being disseminated to general "Joe Public"
Tribelhorn has been on this "shaming list" for years now, and do you see him cowering with fear and a red face in the corner ?
NOPE.
 
These are subhuman scumbags all of them, although I do find the SMS spammers even more violating. If there was a way to get revenge ..... Kats Digital, Brightwater Commons and those endless golf promoters
 
Rather give me their offending IP's so I can blacklist them on my servers. That would be far more help than a list of random names.

C2IT - You! - Yes YOU!!!
 
All the spammers don't give an option to reply to the e-mail, but almost always give a telephone number. Will it not help to get hundreds of people to call the number (eg C2IT 0861 772 774) and effectively spam call the spammers themselves?

Or can Telkom not block the telephone number of a known spammer and fine them?
 
At least one of the spammers (an ex client) was on the board of the Direct Marketing Association - you know, the people who maintain the do not contact me opt out list... Just saying.
 
This I report on a near daily basis:

Suspicious emails with spam links, containing legitimate company domains as the reply-to email.

We received several complaint in regard with bulk spam generated by random emails e.g. [email protected] / [email protected], many which entailed Viagra adverts, generated by servers in Asia. Reporting these to the appropriate channels is slowly ironing out this problem...

Our company contact email have been registered on several directory listings some which is “very” awkward, some related to the above email, strangely enough nobody ever queried this with us, the products.

Also to take in regard that I purchased back our company domain due to a undisclosed discrepancy in the past, much damage could have been done back then. Anyhow, this is a huge disturbance.
 
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