"Soloway, 27, was once on a top 10 list of spammers kept by The Spamhaus Project, an international anti-spam organization. Others have since topped him, mostly based in Russia and other countries out of reach of U.S. or European law."
Check out the eye-popping statistic from Ironport deep in the article about the arrest of big fish spammer Robert Soloway… 70 billion spam emails in an average 24 hour period. That’s 10 spam emails for every human being on the planet in a single day.
If convicted, Soloway should have to serve his prison sentence in Nigeria while filling out offers for credit cards, mortgages, and "national lotteries" while munching on generic Viagara pills (but no internet porn).
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