May 28, 2007
Hong Kong spammers face jail
Hong Kong spammers will face big fines and a long jail terms under a new law to control unsolicited advertising, reports ABC Radio Australia.
"Officials say a new ordinance will regulate all messages sent by electronic means that advertise or promote goods or services, including faxes, emails, SMS text and pre-recorded voice messages.
Violators could be fined up to $US128,000 and face up to five years in jail. "
emily | 5:50 PM |
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