FBI agents in September raided the home of a man described as one of the nation's most prolific spammers, according to warrants unsealed last week. Alan M. Ralsky, who has been the target of anti-spam actions in the past, says the FBI essentially forced him out of business by confiscating his equipment. Verizon sued him in 2001, claiming he clogged its networks with millions of e-mails; Ralsky settled. Recent federal laws have banned solicitation techniques popular with spammers.
October 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A man described as one of the nation’s leading senders of spam says an FBI raid on his home office has halted his e-mail operation.
Warrants unsealed last week show that a September raid on Alan M. Ralsky’s home in a Detroit suburb included the seizure of financial records, computers and disks.
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