EBay is either a scheming marketing company or an innocent victim of mass paranoia launched by a well-intentioned e-mail it sent to its users. [Wired]

Kourosh Kenneth Hamidi remains barred from targeting Intel employees with bulk e-mail.

Attention, spamees: Don't take your hand off the delete key. Indications are that plenty more spam is on its way.

Before the rubble had even stopped smoking from Tuesday's terrorist attacks in New York and Washington D.C., spammers were trying to capitalize on the tragedy.

Hundreds of unsuspecting AT&T wireless subscribers in April protested when spam trickled from their PCs to cellular phones. [Wired]

The Chickenboners and the Lumber Cartel are waging a war over your email box. [Wired]

H.R. 3113, which would fine spammers $500 for each piece of unsolicited junk email they send, would have passed unanimously were it not for the representative known throughout the House as "Dr. No." [Wired]

An analysis of data from an e-mail filtering firm shows that more inboxes are being targeted with more junk than ever before. [Wired]

Carl Toups usually doesn't blink at unsolicited junk mail in his Hotmail account, but a piece of spam recently caught his eye. [Wired]

A domain name registrar has filed suit against a firm it claims illegally used its customer contact information in an aggressive marketing campaign of unsolicited email and phone calls. [Wired]