'Spam king' Sanford Wallace pleads guilty to Facebook campaign and faces three years in jail
Fallen 'spam king' pleads guilty to sending 27 million messages using 500,000 Facebook accounts
Sanford Wallace, the so-called "spam king" who gained notoriety (and a small fortune) in the late-1990s for sending mass unsolicited commercial email, or spam, has pleaded guilty to fraud and criminal...
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