[SpamCop-List] Re: red- and blue-dns.info, jakesdns.biz

[R. P. McCormick]

> There seems to be another problem also. Even if DirectI reacts and cancel
> the domain, this will take about 4 weeks. But look at the spams of Ralsky, Inc.
> (thread: streemdd.com.....) For nearly every spamrun I got (2-3 per day) he uses
> 2 fresh domains to burn. So he seems to have registered several hundred
> domains and only needs that a domain is active 1-3 days. That's fairly short.
> Therefore it's nearly useless when the registrar cancels the registration 4
> weeks later.
>
> The real problem is, that these spamlords have more money in their pockets and
> faster servers in their offices as everyone in this group will see in his whole
> life. And of course, also enough money to pribe politicians against really
> strong anti-spam laws.

Alas - this all may be true ... but: consider it just like reporting
spam with SpamCop.  Continuing to report inaccurate whois
information - even if it takes time to react to it ... builds a case.

If you have enough of this - you could write a letter to ICANN
showing them that a certain registrar continues to accept domain
registrations purportedly from the same customer (registrant),
willfully using bogus information.  That may get ICANN to take a
serious look at their registrar's compliance with the whois data
accuracy components of the registration agreement.

Don't get frustrated ... always consider that little bits of info
from each of us in the fight against spam, over time, may get
to the ultimate desired result.