The man accused of being one of the world's biggest spammers has had his operations shut down following a raid by the FBI.

According to documents that have just been released, Alan M. Ralsky's 8,000 square foot Detroit-based home was raided in September by authorities who seized computers, laptops, disks and financial records.

Sixty-year-old Ralsky's £425,000 property is said to have been funded by the profits from the 100 million emails that he is believed to send every day. The home of Ralsky's son-in-law, Scott Bradley, was also raided.

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