Some activists pursue problems like this by using the whois utility to find where the offending site gets its connection, and then complaining to that company. Using this function at least prevents repeat offenders. You might also choose to consult a blacklist of known mass advertisers, and consider adding some of these to your filter. It's also possible to take some steps to lessen the chances of being included in mass mailings. If you never post to Usenet or surf the Web, it's likely that you won't get much junk mail.
Some advertisers also get addresses from Web access logs.
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