Man charged over tsunami e-mails
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Police have charged a man in connection with hoax e-mails sent to the families of people missing after the Asia tsunami.
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Police investigating a bomb attack at the Indonesian Embassy have arrested a man at an Internet cafe from where an e-mail was sent claiming responsibility, judicial officials said Monday.
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Grand jury indictments A 27-year-old man, dubbed the Spam King by investigators, has been arrested in Seattle where he has been indicted on charges of mail fraud, wire fraud, fraud in connection with electronic mail, and money laundering.â¦
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A British man admitted Monday to sending hoax emails to friends and relatives of people missing since the Asian tsunami.
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By ANNIE FLANZRAICH SEATTLE - A man accused of defrauding people through tens of millions of spam e-mail messages sent around the world was denied bail Wednesday. U.S. Magistrate Judge James P.
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Australian Federal Police said on Saturday they had charged a 27-year-old Indian doctor for his alleged involvement with attempted bombings in Britain on June 29 and 30.
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A federal grand jury in Detroit has indicted a Michigan man dubbed the "spam king," and 10 others, in an international illegal bulk e-mailing and stock fraud scheme, the U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday.
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A man nicknamed the 'spam king' for allegedly sending out millions of junk e-mails is arrested in the US.
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British police charged a man on Thursday in connection with a string of letter bomb attacks in the last two months which injured at least 10 people.
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Australian Federal Police said on Saturday they had charged a 27-year-old Indian doctor over his alleged links to attempted car bomb attacks in Britain on June 29 and 30.
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AUGUST 24, 2004  - A Columbus, Ind., man was charged yesterday in federal court with hacking into the systems of his Gloucester, Mass.
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A Seattle man was arrested Wednesday morning for illegal spamming activities.
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A Southern California man who sold  the skull of a Hawaiian woman from the 18th century to  undercover agents on eBay was charged on Wednesday with a  federal crime.
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Man had been charged with one of the largest such scams in U.S. history.
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(InfoWorld) - A Seattle man was arrested Wednesday morning for illegal spamming activities. The arrest follows an indictment by a federal grand jury in Seattle last week. The indictment charges Robert Alan Soloway and his company, Newport Internet Marketing Corp., with fraudulently selling broadcast e-mail products and services that amounted to spam. The U.S. attorney's office for the Western District of Washington refers to Soloway as a "spam king," for the volume of unsolicited commercial e-mail his company produced. He is charged with mail fraud, identity theft, fraud, and money laundering. Soloway advertised a mass e-mail service that sent messages to an opt-in list of addresses, but didn't actually use such a permission-based list, the indictment said. He also sold software products that customers could use themselves to send out mass e-mails. However, the product often didn't work and if it did, it sent e-mails using forged headers. He also failed to offer promised support services, according to the court documents. In addition, when customers complained, Soloway threatened additional fees and referral to a collection agency. Soloway is also accused of sending out tens of millions of e-mails, often using forged e-mail addresses and domains in the "from" line, advertising his services. As a result, some people who legitimately owned the e-mail address or domain were blamed for the spam and blacklisted by Internet service providers. The indictment also said that Soloway used programs and many different proxy computers in an effort to hide the source of the messages. Soloway conducted the spamming activities at least from late 2003 through early this year, the indictment said. If convicted, Soloway faces fines of over $772,000, which is the amount he illegally obtained from his activities, as well as forfeiture of other money and property.
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A New Zealand woman who sent a naked  man to the wrong house on the promise of a good time has been  charged with misusing a telephone, local media reported on  Wednesday.
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Australian police charge a man over his alleged involvement with attempted bombings in London and Glasgow.