Mickey Chandler's SpamSuite

Here is the FTC's complaint against Click Fusion Inc., Inet Ventures Pty Ltd., Jody Michael Smith, Lance Thomas Atkinson, Tango Pay Inc., and TwoBucks Trading Limited.

On October 6, 2008, the FTC sued "a vast international spam network that peddled prescription drugs and bogus male-enhancement products." The defendants have been identified as the "#1 worst spam gang on the Internet" by the Spamhaus.

Everyone has pretty much seen this one coming. E360Insight is asking the new judge to vacate all prior rulings in the case because of a conflict of interest.

Here is the 109 page appeal brief filed by Christopher "Rizler" Smith. I'm still reading through it myself. More when I'm done.

ORDER granting Joint Motion for Enlargement of Time of current scheduling order; deadlines reset as follows:
Pltf Expert Witness List due by 8/29/2008
Pltf Expert Report due by 8/29/2008
Deft Expert Witness List due by 9/29/2008
Deft Expert Report due by 9/29/2008
Discovery due by 12/17/2008
Dispositive Motion Filing due by 1/16/2009.

Here is the Court's Order Denying the Motion to Stay.

Here is Project Honey Pot's voluntary dismissal of this case.

This is an order to show cause why the court should not, on its own motion, dismiss the case due to inactivity.

The judge in this case has ruled for Quinstreet.

The determinations here were that Ferguson did qualify as an Interactive Service Provider for the purposes of CAN-SPAM, but did not suffer an "adverse effect" as contemplated by the statute. The Court also ruled that the Washington State anti-spam law is pre-empted by CAN-SPAM.

Here is Ferguson's Reply to Quinstreet's Response in opposition to his Motion for Partial Summary Judgment.