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Study: Spam is made in America
Most of the world's spam comes the U.S., ZDNet UK reports.
The U.S. is number one with nearly 57 per cent of all spam originating
there, says Sophos, a U.K. anti-virus company. Canada is number two, though,
when it comes to spam country of origin. Mind you, Canada has long way to go
before it is as notorious as the U.S. for spam. The report says Canadian
spammers account for less than 7 per cent of the world's unwanted
unsolicited mail.
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Re: Study: Spam is made in America
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Tim A
on Wed 19 May 2004 05:22 PM EDT | Profile | Permanent Link
This report contradicts the Sophos study and certainly is much more along the lines of what we experience running SimpleFilter.
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