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Report spammers and shut them down.
Internet service providers (ISPs), email service providers, registries, registrars and government
agencies take spam seriously and can be held legally liable for spam originating from their network.
The CAN-SPAM Act allows the federal government to fine spammers up to $41,484 USD
per each spam e-mail.
Reporting spam on Spam.org will result in alerts being sent to the proper organizations and authorities, based on
on the number of violations logged in our system.
First Report - We will report the spam to the ISP from which
the spam originated and place the IP on a blocklist. The internet service provider will typically take swift action to penalize
the spammer and remove their IP from the blocklist.
Second Report - We will contact the ISP, registrar, registry and email service provider (if
available). This may result in the domain used by the spammer to be suspended.
Further Reports - Depending on the number of violations logged in our system, we will continue
to contact the ISP, registrar, registry and email service provider. Once the report volume reaches
a high threshold we will contact the government in the jurisdication from which the spam is originating
from (ex: in the USA we will contact the FTC).