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Jay Fink is a spam investigator, recently featured in the news for an interesting (and frustrating) reason: The state of California, specifically the California Bureau of Securit…
As reported previously , the State of California tried to tell Jay Fink that he needed a Private Investigator's license to be able to legally review and investigate spam emai…
Internet email messages have hidden headers (that email technology people commonly call "full headers" or "email headers") that can help you trace the source …
Joel "Jay" Fink’s business is at risk – that business being a wonderfully niche endeavor involving a hunt through your spam archive looking for things that may be legal…
Roger Ebert, in addition to having been one of the best movie reviewers out there, is known to me, and to many other spam fighters out there, for having coined " The Boulde…
The other day, I talked about the spam seemingly sent by a local aldermanic campaign here in Chicago. When I talked about this spam on Facebook, one of the folks pushing back at…
Do you receive political spam? Political spam happens in the US, seemingly regardless of party, but it is not something universally engaged in, nor do I think that it is somethin…
As widely reported, MAAWG, the Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group put out a statement a couple of weeks ago basically condemning email append. Find a link to the statement here ,…
Wow! 500+ new subscribers! It seems an exciting and easy opportunity, doesn’t it? If you’re like me, you’ve got a big list of contacts that you’ve “linked up” with on social (bus…