In what could be the largest judgment ever against spammers, a federal judge has awarded an Internet service provider more than $1 billion. Robert Kramer, whose Iowa company provides e-mail service, filed suit against 300 spammers for clogging his e-mail servers, according to court documents. "It's definitely a victory for all of us that open up our e-mail and find lewd and malicious and fraudulent e-mail in our boxes every day," he said.
December 21, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A federal judge has awarded an Internet service provider more than $1 billion in what is believed to be the largest judgment ever against spammers.
Robert Kramer, whose company provides e-mail service for about 5,000 subscribers in eastern Iowa, filed suit against 300 spammers after his inbound mail servers received up to 10 million spam e-mails a day in 2000, according to court documents.
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