Another anonymous B2B spam domain selling email addresses in the India-based Data Champions group is itcapture.com.
Itcapture.com has no web site and was registered just recently to a so-called “Bill Miller,” using a Regus virtual-offices-for-rent address in Ohio (545 Metro Place South, One Metro Place, Dublin, OH 43017) and a bogus fax number (5555555555).
They like inventing people with the name “Miller.”
Specifically, you may have seen spam signed by “Lauren Paige” (laurenp@itcapture.com), Business Development Executive, ITCAP, Inc. “Lauren” of course has no address and no phone number and no web site.
Mxservihost.net spam server
Some itcapture.com spam is being sent from the Data Champions anonymous spam server called mxservihost.net (hosted at 209.217.247.175 this week).
Spam signed scottj@authenticlists-online.com
We’ve recently seen Data Champions spam signed scottj@authenticlists-online.com for the first time in a while.
Like the signatures on so many Data Champions spam/scam mails, “Scott Jones” here claims to be a “Business Development Manager.” You may also see alternate domain names such as aulistsonline.com, authenticlistsonline.com or theauthenticlists.com.
The street address on the Authentic Lists web site, 1013 Catamaran St, Foster City, CA 94404, is in a residential area of apartment blocks.
Spam signed Ralph.Miller@databuilder.biz
We’ve also seen Data Champions spam from Ralph.Miller@databuilder.biz (Business Development Manager, ROI Marketing Center) for the first time in a while.
They like inventing people with the name “Miller.”
The lastest databuilder.biz spam was mailed from their glazingm.com [174.133.189.239] anonymous spam server. Previous databuilder.biz spams have been sent from other spam servers of theirs, such as expurgatemail.com [174.123.147.216] and marketviaemail.net [174.141.87.149].
This year, the “Ralph Miller” signature says he works for ROI Marketing Center, whereas last year’s spam said he works for a different Data Champions fake company: EDG Online Biz Solutions
The Data Champions spammers have gone so far as to invent entries on Linked In for its many identities. “Ralph Miller” here commented on a LinkedIn discussion concerning B2B lead generation at http://www.linkedin.com/answers/marketing-sales/sales/lead-generation/MAR_SLS_LGN/402976-28606269.
“Ralph”‘s signature on those comments shows him as part of ListOrbit and netsaleslists.com (do a few Google searches on these).
ListOrbit and some of its other DataChampions siblings are discussed in a DirectMag article at http://directmag.com/email/news/0512-email-appending-addresses/