"emails" tag (sorted by SiNergy)

FTC Wins Injunction Against Herbal Sex Remedy Provider

beachboy97a7 — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 09:24:16 -0700

The Federal Trade Commission has won a victory over one of the largest international spam operations in the world, when it won an injunction last week to shut down HerbalKing. Among other transgressions cited in the case, HerbalKing is charged with spamming, false advertising, and unlawful operation of a pharmacy for its tactics of advertising 'natural' sexual enhancement drugs.

Google Helps Curb Drunk Mailing

BigBorker — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 18:18:59 -0700

We've all come home from a night of late drinking with the alcohol fueled brazenness to contact ex-girlfriends, co-workers, and others to pronounce our discontent with the world, often in none-too-familiar terms.

SPAM Network Kicked Off the Internet

beachboy97a7 — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 09:12:01 -0700

Emil Kacperski, president of a hosting service operating under the name Intercage, claims he was attempting to curb criminal use of his servers when Pacific Internet Exchange, the company's only remaining upstream provider, terminated service due to pressure from activist groups to shut down the operation.

10 Worst Things a Webmaster Can Do

megaphant — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 12:15:59 -0700

If you're planning to invest your time and money into developing an adult webmaster network, here's a few tips on what NOT to do in building your online empire. This is a great overview for anyone new to adult webmastering, and provides a handy review for those who just want to keep their skills sharp.

Government Gets Extra Time to Respond to CAN-SPAM Brief

beachboy97a7 — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 09:23:01 -0700

The US Government has requested and has received an extension of time to file their response to Jeffrey Kilbride and James Schaffer's opening brief on appealing their CAN-SPAM related charges. As the first case of any CAN-SPAM conviction, the case is being scrutinized by judges and lawyers alike, though it appears that the current trial will overrule indictments handed down in lower courts.

FTC's New CAN-SPAM Regulations Ignore Affiliate Issues

beachboy97a7 — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 09:22:01 -0700

The FTC has just released another set of regulations for CAN-SPAM to attempt to clear up some of the issues facing online companies that promote their business through email.

Cracking Palin's Email Exposes Limitation of Email Protection

Manjo Player — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 16:20:01 -0700

This interesting recount of how vice presidential hopeful Sarah Palin's email was recently hacked using a series of uncomplicated techniques to reset her password an ultimately gain access to her account. For adult webmasters who want to keep their personal communications private, experts recommend setting non-obvious security questions that are not readily available in the public record.

Have you Seen the Obama Sex Tape? (me neither)

BigBorker — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 18:13:03 -0700

A clever email marketer with a virus to boot has claimed thousands of victims through the use of a tricky email entitled "Barack Obama sex story with girls" apparently delivered from obamasex@obama.com. Unfortunately (or perhaps fortunately) there is no such sex tape, and people who click the download link are instead infected with a trojan virus (I hope Republicans all send it to each other).

Adult Website Fined for Affiliate Behavior

BigBorker — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 18:18:29 -0700

Adult website operator "Cyberheat" has been fined over $400,000 for the actions of its affiliates, despite the fact that Cyberheat did not send any offending emails themselves. The case which led to the fine implicates Cyberheat for creating an affiliate program that paid participants who used illegal spamming techniques to drive traffic to the site.

Keep Your Online Image Clean for Successful Job Hunting

Manjo Player — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 16:11:31 -0700

Unless you're an aspiring porn star or looking to land a job in the adult industry, make sure that any content you've every posted online (including videos to YouTube) are either G-rated in content, or posted under an assumed identity.