An Internet service company owner who was awarded more than $11 billion in a federal court judgment says he's going to go after as much money as he can from the e-mail spammers he sued. Some experts say the amount awarded to Robert Kramer III and his company, CIS Internet Services, are the largest judgments ever made against computer spammers -- but collecting can be a long and difficult process.
January 11, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The owner of a Clinton, Iowa-based Internet service company awarded more than $11 billion from a federal court judgment says he’s going to go after as much money as he can from the e-mail spammers he sued.
“I’ll squeeze them for everything they’ve got,” said Robert Kramer III, owner of CIS Internet Services, adding that he never pursued the lawsuits “with any empty intentions.”
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