The most important thing is to never, never, never click on a spam link. That's how the spammer finds out that he's got a hot one because it reports the IP that the spam is coming from. So if you click on a link to spam from Sun Sims, you've just reported to the spammer that the attack was successful.
(On the other hand, it's been a long time since we've seen a spammer attack on Sun Sims. The lynching committee must be doing its job!)
Footnote: Today I blocked ask.com's crawler at 65.214.45.145 because it was using an access method that looked like an attempt to bypass the site's security system. This generated a series of error messages.
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Who are all these people and what do they know? 
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