| Optus caught in spam trap
OPTUS email servers have been placed on anti-spam lists, creating havoc for the carrier's internet customers. An Optus spokeswoman confirmed that the carrier had taken steps to have its email servers removed from block-lists designed to stop unsolicited email messages flooding their systems. "Optus can confirm it recently advised its customers that some may be experiencing problems when emailing certain email providers and other service providers. "Some companies have now unblocked Optus emails and we are working to restore the remaining as a priority," the spokeswoman said. Optus said it had recently discovered that a few customers were using its mail servers to send large quantities of unsolicited email messages. Optus said it had removed the customers from its network in accordance with usage policy.Yahoo, which operates one of the world's largest web mail services, confirmed that emails originating from Optus email servers were currently being flagged by its anti-spam system.
SpamStopsHere's Explosive Growth Sparks New Hires, Headquarters and ...
ANN ARBOR, Mich., Oct. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- SpamStopsHere, Inc., the industry leading provider of e-mail security and spam filtering solutions, announces tremendous growth and expansion. SpamStopsHere's explosive growth over the last two years has necessitated the need for a larger base of operations. SpamStopsHere's new technically advanced Ann Arbor-based headquarters boasts more than four times the square footage as the previous location. Additional business development professionals, sales people, and programmers have been added to the SpamStopsHere roster to help fill the high demand for its hosted anti-spam service. SpamStopsHere has doubled its staff within the last two years. Available at www.SpamStopsHere.com, the Web site redesign allows visitors the ability to navigate more effectively, and easily access information on SpamStopsHere's anti-spam and email encryption solutions.
Spam Cube Signs Exclusive Global Distribution Deal With eSys
Spam Cube Inc. founders Joseph P. Marino & Jonathan Fortin are going global in their battle against unwanted email, and they've found a distribution partner who's got their back. New York (PRWEB) August 29, 2006 – Spam Cube, Inc – which created the Spam Cube™ the world's first OnDemand security hardware gadget that stops spam, viruses and phishing for home networks – has teamed up with US$ 2 Billion eSys Technologies, one of the world's fastest growing IT Companies and clearly among Top 10 Companies in Technology distribution. Their exclusive distribution deal will help move the Spam Cube beyond the borders of United States and into the hands of PC users worldwide. .
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