XPost: alt.2600, alt.hackintosh, alt.hacker   
   XPost: alt.hackers.malicious   
   From: news.65739@buckeye-express.com   
      
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   BusyGuy wrote:   
   > In article , HiEv   
   >  wrote:   
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   >> If you email bomb someone, then it could probably be traced back to your   
   >> Verizon account the same way I just did, and Verizon could shut down   
   >> your internet connection for violating their Terms of Service.   
   >   
   > Has Verizon ever done this to ANYONE?   
      
   I doubt you could find an ISP that hasn't shut off at least 1 person's   
   service for violating their Terms of Service.... after all that's one of   
   the reasons they have the ToS.   
      
   I remember a time when it was not so difficult to trace a spammer back   
   to their ISP (prior to the proliferous use of anon remailers and other   
   such tricks), and I know from first hand knowledge that several of the   
   spammers I reported to their ISP were disconnected for violating their ToS.   
      
   Follow-ups to alt.hacker   
      
   Rainman   
      
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