Yet another spammer hits the dust. A spammer responsible for sending over 10 million junk emails a day has been jailed for nine years by a US judge.

Jeremy Jaynes, also known by his alias, ‘Gaven Stubberfield’ , is believed to have raked in between $500,000 (£260,000) and $750,000 a month through sales of products from the spam and was rated as the eighth most prolific spammer in the world by spam watchdog Spamhaus.

Do you think that going after individual spammers will create a significant reduction in the number of spam emails flying around the web, or do ISPs and technology companies need to do more?

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