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A couple corrections from Richard Colbert himself.
1.) I never lived in Miami, FL. I lived in Fort Lauderdale, FL.
2.) I was a spammer for 1.5 years netting approx. $130,000
3.) I never trolled AOL to find customers.
4.) I didn't purchase lists of email addresses, I harvested them all myself.
5.) I never charged $900 for 1 million emails. The most I ever charged was $600 for 1 million (US only, non military, educational or large corporations)
