Robert Soloway

Robert Soloway

Robert Alan Soloway, a.k.a. the "Spam King", was arrested on May 20, 2007 on charges of identity theft, money laundering, and mail, wire, and e-mail fraud. He faces up to 26 years in prison.

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Written by gillykramer on
Spammer Robert Alan Soloway is facing heavy prison time and stiff fines after pleading guilty in U.S. District court to single counts of mail fraud, email fraud and tax evasion. The original indictment included over 40 criminal charges including aggravated identity theft, money laundering and wire fraud. The charges stem from the company Soloway ran from 1997-2007. Newport Marketing offered spamming services and also a software package that promised to make it easy for others to send their own spam. The company’s services included a $195 package that promised delivery of the customer’s ad to 2 million email addresses in 15 days. Soloway bragged ... Read Full Story
Written by briguy182182 on
Some guy named Robert Soloway was sentenced to 47 months in prison in Seattle today. Soloway apparently sent over 90 million e-mails in a three month span.... Here's the story: http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/371772_spamking23.html And speaking of spam, I've gotten some a couple really funny spam e-mails over the last couple days and as long as it's on topic I thought I'd put them up: Sent: Monday, July 21, 2008 2:13 PM Subject: Bush Sells Louisiana Back to the French Ronald Reagan Prime Suspect In Bank Robbery (SPAM LINK) And from today: Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2008 4:25 PM Subject: Barack Obama Wins Ku Klux Klan Endorsement ... Read Full Story
Written by John on
If prison inmates have an unspoken set of rules for spammers, like they do for pedophiles, Robert Soloway is in for a long 26 years. The 28 year old would basically hijack zombie computers and send out millions of spam emails. This was the statement he posted on a forum in 2005: "I've been sued for hundreds of millions of dollars and have had my business running for over 10 years without ever paying a dime regardless to the outcome of any lawsuits."  Karma can be a bitch, especially in prison. Read Full Story
Written by ted9925 on
Robert Soloway dubbed the "Spam King" was sentenced in Washington yesterday, according to an article in the Seattle Intelligencer. For his misdeeds, Soloway was sentenced to just under four years. Notably, Soloway was the second person to be prosecuted under the Can-Spam Act . It should also be noted that the prosecutors asked for about twice the time in prison and with good behavior, Soloway will probably only serve about half of the sentence he received. Like most of the many "Spam Kings" out there, Soloway allegedly used a botnet (army of zombie computers ) to saturate the electronic universe with e-trash, including advertisements ... Read Full Story
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*Profile of a 'Spam King' (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/facebook/6468959/Profile-of-a-Spam-King.html)* **Facebook has been awarded $711...  
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A U.S. District Court in San Jose has awarded Facebook US$711 million for being victimised by a prolific spammer. Judge Jeremy Fogel on Thursday ordered the self-anointed spam king Sanford Wallace to pay the damages for accessing user accounts without authorisation and spamming "friends" through messages and "wall" posts, Sam O'Rourke, senior counsel at Facebook, said Thursday night on the company's blog. Before a hearing on the matter in...  
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- A California judge awarded Facebook $711 million in damages against spammer Sanford Wallace for bombarding the web site with junk messages."We won another battle in the...  
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Facebook has been awarded $711 million in damages after successfully suing Sanford Wallace for sending mail and making posts without the permission of the site or its users. But just who is the so-called 'Spam King'?  
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A US judge has ordered a self-crowned "Spam King" to pay Facebook 711 million dollars for slipping uninvited into people's accounts to send bogus marketing messages. Facebook on Friday acknowledged that Sanford Wallace is unlikely to pay the money awarded by the court but proclaimed the ruling a blow in an ongoing battle against spam at [...]  
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In einem Verfahren vor einem Gericht im US-Bundesstaat Kalifornien kann das soziale Netzwerk Facebook einen Sieg gegen den Spam für sich verbuchen. Der "Spam King" Sanford Wallace muss Schadenersatz in Höhe ... (Weiter lesen)Verwandter InhaltMSN.de wurde nach Nutzerbefragung neu gestaltetStreitpunkt Jugendschutz und Online-PornographieMicrosoft als Käufer für Suchmaschine Ask.com?  
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A US judge has ordered a self-crowned "Spam King" to pay Facebook $US711 million ($791 million) for slipping uninvited into people's accounts to send bogus marketing messages.  
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The message to mischievous junk mailers is clear - don't mess with Facebook - after the social networking website was awarded 711 million dollars £430 million in damages against Sanford Wallace known as the "Spam King".  
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Facebook on Friday said that though it has been awarded $711 million against spam king Wallace, which the social-networking site says is unlikely to pay the money but declared the ruling to create a blow in an ongoing battle against spam at the ...  
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Facebook has been awarded $711 million against spam king Sanford Wallace and the judge has recommended criminal prosecution of Wallace. Facebook's Sam O'Rourke said the social-networking site hopes the Wallace judgment will be a deterrent against ...  
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