Well its all obvious now; each carrier has their own "SUPERspamGuard!®" so there is little incentive to fix the problem anymore. It is just another selling poin

Well its all obvious now; each carrier has their own "SUPERspamGuard!®" so there is little incentive to fix the problem anymore. It is just another selling point to get customers who are fed up with their previous provider. We need to fine companies that continue to route these calls. It is not like tracing is impossible.