Sanford Wallace

...an anti-spam case against internet marketer Sanford Wallace. Facebook sued Wallace for accessing users' accounts without their permission and sending phony posts and messages. The company said on its blog that in addition to the damage...

In this article: Facebook, California, and San Jose

...action will eventually send him to jail. Sanford Wallace was sued by Facebook in February along with Adam Arzoomanian and Scott Shaw for allegedly obtaining the login credentials for accounts. The accounts were then used to send spam to...

In this article: Facebook, Spam, Can-spam Act, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Preliminary injunction, and Bankruptcy

...$711 Million Antispam Win Matter? After slapping a restraining order on the Spam King last March, Facebook walloped notorious Sanford Wallace, yesterday winning its $711 million lawsuit for Wallace's violations of the Computer Fraud...

In this article: Facebook, E-mail, Microsoft, Spam, Itunes, Motorola, Gog.com, Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, and Can-spam

...the company said. In addition to the damages, Judge Jeremy Fogel of U.S. District Court in Northern California's San Jose division banned Wallace, and anyone affiliated with him, from accessing Facebook. Facebook acknowledged that...

In this article: Facebook, Cnnmoney.com, Spam, U.S. Attorney's Office, Nasdaq, and Northern California

...spammers." Facebook sued Sanford and two others in February alleging they used phishing sites or other means to fraudulently gain access to Facebook accounts and used them to distribute phishing spam throughout the network. A year ago,...

In this article: Facebook, Spam, Itunes, CNET News, Preliminary injunction, and Defendant

...case would expose him to the possibility of spending time in jail. Facebook filed its civil suit against Wallace and his business partners early this year. In court paperwork, Facebook described Sanford as "a notorious internet scam...

In this article: Facebook, Spam, US Attorney's Office, MySpace, News Corp, Silicon Valley, San Jose, and US

By Nick Allen in Los Angeles Published: 10:00PM GMT 30 Oct 2009 Facebook said it had won an "important victory" after suing Mr Wallace through a Californian court. A company spokesman said: "While we don't expect to receive the vast...

In this article: Facebook, Spam, Siemens, DVD, US Attorney's Office, MySpace, and Apple