Back in November last year, Facebook has been awarded a whopping $873 million against the spammers that sending the sleazy messages to their users. However, it seemed the battle against the spammers is not over yet as Facebook has been awarded another high-profile $711 million in damages by San Jose, California court against Sanford Wallace, one of the notorious spammers who accessed users’ accounts without their permission as well as sending phony Wall posts and messages.

Of course, with this $711 million, this is the recent example of Facebook winning the second largest judgment against spammers under the 2003 anti-spamming law CAN-SPAM. Besides, for more details about the injunction against three (3) spammers including Sanford Wallace filed on February 24, 2009, you can visit this page, and the PDF is embedded in the below.

According to the latest Facebook’s blog entry, Facebook has been awarded $873 million in damages in a ruling it had against marketing spammers that are Adam Guerbuez and Atlantis Blue Capital for sending sleazy messages to their users.

According to the court document embedded in below (PDF), the judge Jeremy Fogel has made this ruling on last Friday in San Jose federal court under the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003. Furthermore, the ruling also barred the defendants from:

using or accessing, whether directly or indirectly, Facebook’s data, information, computers, computers systems, computer networks, or Facebook users’ accounts, information or profiles for any reason whatsoever;

creating, maintaining or using a Facebook account or profile; and many more.

The blog entry also discussed that it’s unlikely that Geurbez and Atlantis Blue Capital could ever honor the judgment rendered against them, though Facebook will certainly collect everything they can. Nevertheless, the result of this lawsuit will have larger implications as this noting the willingness of Facebook to go to court and fight the spammers.