Is anyone else getting spammed with WSO Alerts?

WSO of the Day [alerts@wsor.us]

is the subject on just one of the numerous emails that I keep receiving lately. (158 since yesterday) with varying headings, all related to WSO alerts -

The subject lines are:

[WSO Alerts] [keyword Clickbank]
" [keyword offline]
" [keyword mobile]
" [keyword YouTube]
and many more keywords

[WSO of the Day]

[WSO] [author Calvin Woon] (and other authors)

I've tried to follow up, but the web address in the email ebizac1.com is of a different name, but it gives me a Report Spam option. That form did not work, took me to ebizac1 and this email to report: 'webmaster@netprosoft.com'

I know they are spam because they're going to an email that I never give out. It's the one my host provided, but I don't use.

Whatever happened to the Spam Act - that people will suffer the consequences if they spam people? They all say it, but I've yet to find info on what you're supposed to do if someone IS defying the Spam Act.

As you know, most spam goes nowhere, so you can't report them, block them or anything else. Some you can't even put on your Outlook spam list because the messages are being sent from so many different sources.

Except in this case, they all seem to come from this ebizac1.com server.

Also, what can you do about marketers who put you on hundreds of lists? I'm getting mail from a couple of people where I've unsubscribed from multiple times, yet the mail keeps getting through.

Why would any reputable marketer do that? Put you on hundreds of lists so it's impossible to unsubscribe? You always pop up on another of their lists.

"They" ought to make it easier to stop this trash - whoever 'they' are.

I know we can try to contact their hosts and whatnot, but most of the time you can't. It's spam, after all. Besides, I've better things to do than locate the source of these hundreds of junk emails and complain.

Any other ideas? What do you do when you get spammed like this (either case mentioned above)?

Sylvia