(Mostly resolved) Thought Leader Global: Mailing a pure spamtrap – smells of Marcus Evans

Thought Leader Global started spamming an address that is a dead giveaway for Marcus Evans-ness. The ESP is emailIQ, a service of Kinexus Internet.

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Pinnoitetyö Helsinki Oy (huopakatonkorjaus.fi): Finnish B2B spammer

Pinnoitetyö Helsinki Oy, a local business that does roof repairs, is spamming.
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TT Consulting, s.r.o. / Komoditná burza Bratislava, a.s. (Slovakia): spamming outdated addresses, not respecting opt-out

TT Consulting, s.r.o. of Slovakia (whois) and/or Komoditná burza Bratislava, a.s. (perhaps two separate organisations, but the same person as prime mover) is/are spamming addresses at a domain that has changed hands despite the fact that they’ve been told this is the case. Domains involved in the spamming are kbb.sk, scholtz.sk, ttconsulting.sk, carbonplace.eu. This may be related to a similar operation elsewhere that has also been reported here.
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Isteer.net

This is in relation to my previous post on the same topic.

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JAM Software: sending to outdated addresses, not respecting opt-out

JAM Software are mailing addresses at a domain they know to have changed hands. They’re ignoring the opt-out, too. So, it’s just spam now. I’ve also forwarded one of these (in Dec 2010) to the person named in the mail at his current address; no reaction, and mail to this outdated address continues, too.

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Avecto: sending to outdated addresses

Avecto may have had the previous owners of the domain as customers.  I couldn’t tell.  This is the first I hear of them during my ownership of the domain spanning Dec 29, 2009 to present, so they’re most definitely mailing to outdated addresses.  The ESP here is Marketo.

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AthenaSecurity: spamming

AthenaSecurity.net, a domain owned by Lisle Technology Partners, LLC, of Lombard, IL, is spamming. The address involved has not been given to anybody for inclusion on a mailing list, and it doesn’t appear in any web resources either. The mail doesn’t contain any hints as to where the address was obtained, why, and how. I wonder if this qualifies as mainsleaze or just the garden variety of spam.

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(RESOLVED) System Tools Software, Inc.: Mailing outdated addresses, not respecting opt-out

System Tools Software, Inc. is spamming addresses they know to be dead. I let them know (about the entire domain, of course) on March 6, 2010. The ESP here is Dundee Internet Services, more specifically their Lyris ListManager offering.

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eLounari Suomi Oy: B2B spam with too many fails to count

emailmainos.com (literally: “emailadvertisement dot com” in Finnish), a new (Nov 22, 2011) service of Aboanet Oy, is providing ESP services to eLounari Suomi Oy, elounari.fi, whose spam fails in so many respects.

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Saunalahti and Fonecta: Still at it

In reference to my Nov 15 post on the topic.

It’s illegal spam.  The plaintext content does not indicate the address source (mandatory requirement as per law), nor a way of getting removed from the mailing list. The HTML content may indicate an address source, but I just can’t view it with Mutt…

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