ACMA - Registration for Spam Submission

Registration for Spam Submission

For Web and Email submissions, please register on this page:
If you have already registered and want to update your details, please go here.

If you wish to register without giving any personal details please tick the box at the end of the form. See below for information about the benefits of registration.

To confirm that you are a real person, please type in the number below.

First Name:
Last Name:
Phone or contact details:	Optional. See benefits of registration.
Email Address:
Country:	You must be from Australia or a territory.
Registration Options:	Email me about system events and updates Email me about ACMA spam news

I wish to be anonymous - details given above will be ignored

Submission of Spam is possible by a number of methods, the supported list is in order of 'ease of use':

Outlook Addin (Outlook 2000,2002 and Outlook XP)
Outlook Express Addin
'Web form submission' interface
Command-line or Batch (not recommended for home users)
'Email forwarded submission' (this method sometimes loses the information that helps the ACMA to find spammers)

Registering is optional, however, under the Australian spam law, your registration supports the ACMA's investigations. For more information about the benefits of registration, please see below.

If you wish to use the Outlook Addin, please download from here.
If you wish to use the Outlook Express Addin, please download from here.
If you wish to submit spam using the 'Web-form submission' interface, or 'Email forwarded submission' then please Register using this form. You will be emailed a registration key to use for your submissions.

What are the benefits of registering as a spam reporter?

If you take the few minutes required to register before reporting spam to the ACMA, your reports become vastly more useful to us.

Reports of spam which have a submitter's name and contact details attached to them are more significant when the ACMA is investigating a purported spammer's activities. Not only is your submission treated with greater weight, but it also enables us to contact you directly regarding any previous spam you have received from the same organisation (which may or may not have been submitted into the system), and allows us to take a formal statement regarding the matter if you wish to make one.

This ultimately leads to more evidence against spammers and increases the likelihood of a successful prosecution.