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The London Action Plan, which was launched in October 2004, calls for increased investigative training, the establishment of points of contact between government authorities, and the creation of an international working group to coordinate the enforcement of antispam regulations. The initiative was intended to expand on international antispam efforts led by organizations, such as the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, DTI said.
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If anyone knows the email address from an official body of the chinese government where you can report spam originating from china please send me the address at
gmax0002@aol.com or de_gerrit_t@hotmail.com
I have been getting many spam emails coming from china and I AM SICK OF IT.
GMax.
ps:to the site owner/webmaster, please don't remove my email addresses
You shout too much G. And seriously, surely you can find something better to do with your time than try to report Chinese spam to a government that would be better suited spending its time on the welfare of its people. Like maybe work on your web site or something, or buy a spam filter. Or get on a server that uses spam filters. Do porn site servers offer those or do you figure they think that's kind of, well, hypocritical? Tell you what... send the Chinese an email about it.
And, um, if you're really sick of it, why are you pretty much guranteeing your address will land on spam lists by posting it here?
You shout too much G. And seriously, surely you can find something better to do with your time than try to report Chinese spam to a government that would be better suited spending its time on the welfare of its people. Like maybe work on your web site or something, or buy a spam filter. Or get on a server that uses spam filters. Do porn site servers offer those or do you figure they think that's kind of, well, hypocritical? Tell you what... send the Chinese an email about it.
And, um, if you're really sick of it, why are you pretty much guranteeing your address will land on spam lists by posting it here?
How about instead of typing 9 lines of unwanted opinions, you actually answer his freaking question?
Please people...
if any of you were savy you would see that this is not the real person. He has posted 2 different email addresses using 2 different email names and host.
What he has done is put 2 peoples emails out there and the word "spam"..
His "cap" should have read " Now taking app's for rocket scientist" .. everyone of you would get hired... All of you win a big DUH..
The emails are placed in open spaces for bots or email spiders that search for emails .. once found they get added to a list that is bulk sent..
I'm looking for a megaton of SPAM to go my way. Feel free to SPAM the following accounts:
curly@csat.binc.net
moe@csat.binc.et
curly@csat.binc.net
moe@csat.binc.net
Email address to report spam to Chinese Government is: abuse@anti-spam.cn