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Date: Tue, 01 Feb 2005 22:03:00 +1100 Quite a bold spammer's site can be found at www.supermed123.com. They advertise the usual illegal drugs, which they say will help me "fill her tunnel tight". By itself this should be enough to convince most investigators that this domain employs spammers. As a clincher, they even have an email harvesting form at: http://www.supermed123.com/rmv/

The evidence used to be in the spam reporting database but has now been removed.

The address 68.54.75.181 belonged to Comcast Cable, originally a New Jersey address which may have been re-assigned to Naples, Florida. It is still a portable address, so it is could be another Microsoft zombie. It is now listed in most of the major lists.

The registration details of supermed123.com are:

   Domain Name: SUPERMED123.COM
   Registrar: INTERCOSMOS MEDIA GROUP, INC. D/B/A DIRECTNIC.COM
   Whois Server: whois.directnic.com
   Referral URL: http://www.directnic.com
   Name Server: NS2.WDRHOSTING.COM
   Name Server: NS4.BIGHOSTSOLUTIONS.COM

   Registrant:
    Roger A-1 Media
    Hornsgatan 66b
    118 49
    Stockholm, Stockholm 118 49
    SE
    46   8 603 83 50 
 
   Domain Name: SUPERMED123.COM

   Administrative Contact (and technical contact): 
    Roger, thom tomrogerzzz@hotmail.com
    Hornsgatan 66b
    118 49
    Stockholm, Stockholm 118 49
    SE
    46   8 603 83 50 
 
   Domain servers in listed order:
	   NS4.BIGHOSTSOLUTIONS.COM	218.7.120.118
	   NS2.WDRHOSTING.COM	222.51.91.245

Good to see that it's business as usual in Florida ... Those microsoft zombies are proving very productive!