religious spammer origin

[John T]

On rec.woodworking, the religious spammer ron grossi was supposedly
tracked to be originating from this ISP:

www.sainbrigid.net

I don't know if its true, but I did send them an email about it some
time ago, with no response, of course.

John

[Darrel Toepfer]

John T wrote:

> On rec.woodworking, the religious spammer ron grossi was supposedly
> tracked to be originating from this ISP:
>
> www.sainbrigid.net
>
> I don't know if its true, but I did send them an email about it some
> time ago, with no response, of course.

That domain doesn't exist, you can register it if you so desire. So
somethings screwed up with your email if you didn't get a bounce...

He's an AOL (ISP) / Yahoo (Email) / Google (Usenet) user...

[Ron Wanttaja]

Yes, but was he created, or did he evolve from a lower species? :-)

Ron "Then again, 'spammer' is about as low as you can go" Wanttaja

[John T]

should be

www.saintbrigid.net

Left out the T in saint.

[Darrel Toepfer]

John T wrote:

> should be
>
> www.saintbrigid.net
>
> Left out the T in saint.

Registrant:
Saint Brigid Chuch
75 Post Avenue
Westbury NY 11590
Administrative Contact Technical Contact:
Sailer Timothy

No evidence to suggest it would be them, all evidence so far shows that
complaints should geaux to: AOL, YAHOO, GOOGLE...

[John T]

The guy doing the tracking says it came from there. What is thought to
be happening is that RG is using their computers to access the internet
and getting yahoo accounts.

John

[Darrel Toepfer]

John T wrote:
> The guy doing the tracking says it came from there. What is thought to
> be happening is that RG is using their computers to access the internet
> and getting yahoo accounts.

The problem is that AOL doesn't enforce its spamming rules...
The problem is Google/Yahoo accounts are easily had...
Yahoo/Google are at least terminating his accounts...