JUNKBUSTERS Junk Email (Spam) Headlines

Spamming must be stopped

Prevention first: see our tips on how to stay off junk email lists, because getting your address removed is far more difficult.
Even if you're angered by repeated spam, do not threaten the spammer with violence or illegal acts. E-mail-bombing usually hurts other people, not the spammer.
You can report the spam to various companies and government agencies.
To learn how to track down who is really sending you junk, see our overview on tracking.
If you get a real address, you can send our strongly-worded reply telling them that they will be taken to agree to pay you $10 per message if they continue spamming you.
Our page on why spamming must be stopped discusses earlier court cases and other major developments concerning spam.
Our page on what ISPs and other organizations can do about spam is under construction.
We work to convince organizations that spam is bad for business. We have testified before the U.S. Senate on junk email. We have submitted extensive documentation on spamming practices to the Federal Trade Commission, and appeared at their workshops on the subject in 1997 and 2003.
If you want spamming to be made illegal, consider sending these letters to Senator Burns and representatives Tauzin and Sensenbrenner, with copies to your local Senator and Representative.
We maintain an extensive list of links to other sites about junk email, including a list of filtering software.
We don't have any Opt Out letters to spammers, because most are fly-by-night individuals who disregard a simple polite request to stop. That's why we invented JUNKBUSTERS SPAMOFF.

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