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The Spamhaus List of Spammiest Networks
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"The top spam network, with 41 known spam issues, is sistemnet.com.tr, based in Turkey. Runner-up is HostFresh, Inc., out of San Francisco, with 34 known spam problems. Getting the bronze in place of Google, which had been "credited" with 31 spam problems on its network, is VSNL International, a subsidiary of the Tata Group, an Indian holding company. You can see the rest of the wannabes on the list here."

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