is a sham," and "al-Qaeda", repeatedly as loud as he could. In February 2008 he was ordered to pay back £562,000 or face an additional 3 years in jail. Police had traced a Harrods Safe deposit box belonging to him, but all it contained were bricks, a mocking handwritten note with a smiley face and ten pounds. While Macrae has been accused of several other illegal or illegitimate practices, including spamming and sending false letters under other ISPs' names to clients of said companies claiming that services were to be transferred to another company (owned by Macrae), the full extent of his actions are not known to the authorities. References External links BBC News, 16 November 2005, Spammer jailed for £1.6m net scam Slashdot, 17 November 2005, British Spammer Gets 6 Years ZDNet, 17 November 2005, UK spammer jailed over £1.6m scam Peterborough Crown Court. 23 October 2006, Spammer jailed for six years back in court to seek £1Mil in hidden gains. Nominet vs. Francis-Macrae London Sunday Times. 14 February 2004, This is Weaselboy. If your computer is clogged with spam, he probably did it English fraudsters English criminals 1982 births Living people British computer criminals People from St Neots