The FTC's report to Congress -- "A CAN-SPAM Informant Reward System" -- is now available at the FTC's website. Here's the link to the pdf document.
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I really wonder if the CAN-SPAM really helped.
I get just as much spam or possible more.
I started to read the 74 page pdf, but its to late and im to tired, will take a read at it tomorrow.
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