According to China's Anti-spam Report of 2006 released by the Internet Society of China (ISC) on Tuesday, 63.97% of the Chinese internet users got junk mails from November 2005 to March 2006. Each user received 19.33 junk mails per week for average and spends 13.15 minutes on dealing with these mails. Generally speaking, the spam incurs a 6.069 billion yuan losses in China's GDP.

ISC published the report at Tuesday's symposium on the "Measures for the Administration of Internet E-Mail Service", which is China's first press conference on anti-spam issues in 2006.

ISC also gave a blacklist including the IP addresses of 295 spam servers and 65 domain names or websites that benefit from junk mail activities.

By People's Daily Online