A collection of links to other anti-spam websites.

Includes information regarding laws, filtering, spam prevention, and responsible marketing, as well as information and advice about how to complain about spam. Laws, anti-spam information, and links to other resources.

List for developers of tools to prevent spam.

Introduction of an anti-spam e-book about how to recognize and filter spam.

Spam statistics from one person's mailbox.

Anti-spam resources include papers examining the problem of bulk e-mail and links to other organizations.

Contact information for many major ISP's, as well as an indication of how spam-friendly they are.

Witches against spam. Article about spam laws.

Replies to spam, organized by category.

Spam-related mailing list.

Strategies and tactics to deal with and prevent junk e-mail.

Information on spam, including how and to whom to respond.

FAQs from news.admin.net-abuse.email and related newsgroups including information on how to filter and report spam, as well as information on the anti-spam community.

Some advice on dealing with unwanted spam, some spam haiku, and the spammy quotes archive

General information on preventing and filtering spam.

A collection of links and tools to assist in the fight against spam.

Information about preventing and tracking spam and overview of spam laws.

Techniques to deal with unwanted e-mail

Description of spam, contact information for some ISPs, and free e-mail.

Dealing with unsolicited email messages.

Account of what happened after an Internet user accidentally gave a wrong email address when she visited a web page and signed up for a sweepstakes.

Data on and analysis of spamfighting-related matters.

A Yahoo Club for the anti-spam community. Publicly-viewable group discussion, news and links.

List of contact information of spammers

Links to anti-spam tools and resources.

Spam Statistics, links to tools and other anti-spam sites

Information on deciphering spam, complaining about it, and filtering e-mail.

Editors of Internet ScamBusters present tips and resources to reduce spam.

Links, tools, and philosophy about fighting spam.

Links to anti-spam sites and legislation.

Toll-free phone numbers of spammers.

Short FAQ explaining email and usenet spam. Offers suggestions on how to reduce the amount of spam received.

Links to resources on preventing and tracking spam.

Collects and preserves spam on the remote chance that it may be of value to future net.archaeologists.

Argues that spam is not a problem and should be promoted.

Tips and resource links to help fight spam.

Software to stop messenger spam and Windows pop-up spam. Tutorials on how to manually disable messenger spam are also available.

Database of known spam to be used for testing, developing, and benchmarking anti-spam tools. Accepts user contributions.

Held at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, U.S.A. Site includes news, abstracts and webcasts of talks, and schedule.

News about spam, collected from various sources on the web.

News and commentary on spam and anti-spam tools and technologies.

Provides a general overview of the spamming phenomenon. Links to articles which discuss the techniques of spammers on particular media: Internet e-mail, instant messaging, Usenet newsgroups, Web search engines, weblogs, and mobile phone messaging. Another article describes ways of stopping e-mail abuse.

A cynical set of rules generated from a discussion in the newsgroup NANAE, news.admin.net-abuse.email.

Advice to visitors to Usenet News Group news.admin.net-abuse.email to ensure a good and helpful experience.

Chat about all types of spam, advertising, viruses, hoaxes and how to stop illegal internet behaviors of this sort.

Article outline Paul Graham's proposal, and an extensive spam FAQ.

Common untrue spam stories arriving in inboxes daily.

Describes how Blogspot has become a key feature of automated spamming tools.

Spam blocking and prevention news and reviews.

United States, European Union, and other countries' laws and pending legislation regarding unsolicited commercial email.

A consumer news and information web site chronicling one Oklahoma ISP’s fight over illegal spam

Privite citizen turned spammer hunter/killer writes about all topics related to the spamming industry. Also has a wiki for additional information not kept in the weblog.

Organized collection of news, reviews and links about unsolicited bulk email (spam).

Form that can be to report spam in the search results to Google.

Website administrator shares information about spam he encounters on his various websites (meaning, it's not email spam). This site also discusses ways to track down spammers and how to complain to their hosting services and ISPs in the hope that they'll cancel their accounts. Lastly, the site also keeps track of notorious spammers and notorious hosters.

Blogger makes it easy to create spam that clogs search results but does not make it easy to report the spam or even to be sure that Blogger cares that accounts are used that way.

Tips for preventing spam.

Richi Jennings blogs about spam.

Pragmatic talk on spam, phishing, and other denizens of the internet underworld.

A tool for tracking down junk e-mailers, junk news posters and their internet service providers.