Re: SPAM from stockhunt needs to stop

[Bill Buckels <bbuckels@escape.ca>]

On Jul 31, 2:08 pm, pitz <pitz.w...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I am totally against SPAM myself, but more often than not, the
> perpetrator of bad actions goes through the effort of concealing his/
> her own identity.  Being a technical guy, I couldn't really tell
> whether the SPAM was coming from stockhunt itself (a bad and maybe
> illegal marketing strategy) or it could be from someone who wants to
> give stockhunt a bad reputation.

Well, that's a nice thought but judging from the correspondence from
their lawyer and also the blatant advertising I am about 100% sure
that this isn't identity theft. It doen't matter if a 14 year old kid
is promoting his Dad's website using temporary email addresses, the
Dad is responsible according to our anti-spam legislation, and it
doesn't matter if he is in the USA or India, under this legislation we
can extradite them and put them in Jail in Canada which suits this
technical guy just fine.

Bill