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mbhn5204
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Spammer Sentenced to Nine Years
A spammer was sentenced by a Virginia judge to nine years in prison in the U.S.'s first felony prosecution for sending junk e-mail. The sentence was postponed pending an appeal. |
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mbhn5204
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Sentence in Spam Case
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Published: April 9, 2005
LEESBURG, Va., April 8 (AP) - A North Carolina man convicted in the nation's first felony prosecution for spamming was sentenced on Friday to nine years in prison, but the judge postponed the sentence while the case is appealed.
A jury recommended the nine-year prison term after convicting Jeremy Jaynes of sending at least 10 million e-mail messages a day with the help of 16 high-speed lines.
Mr. Jaynes, 30, of Raleigh, N.C., will be free on $1 million bond until the appeals process concludes.
Mr. Jaynes was convicted in November for using false Internet addresses to send mass e-mail ads through a server in Virginia. Under Virginia law, sending unsolicited bulk e-mail itself is not a crime unless senders mask their identities.
Out on $1 mil bond! Adios, Mr. Jaynes. |
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Yeah, but for three years he has been making 750K a month. I months salary to be out on bail... lol.
I'll take that. |
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