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Update: SORBS was sold to a new owner at an unspecified price. Details at bottom of post: updated 1st August 2009. On Monday, 22 June, it was announced by Michelle Sullivan, owner of SORBS (IP: 203.15.51.39 at ASN2764 AAPT), on the SORBS homepage that she would shut the blacklisting services down by July 21st. Apparently […]
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Follow @InBoxRevenge on Twitter and or join us on our discussion forum about Spam: InBoxrevenge.com. We started this blog on WordPress to get the word out about internet abuse, primarily that of spam. Some spammers are not happy that we are shutting down some of their operations, so there are times when the forum is […]
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