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Well, the fastest and most powerful tool to use in this case is definitely a DMCA complaint against his host.
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This isnt necessarily true - it usually is best to send the DMCA to his host, Google and his domain registrar (I believe its Directnic in this case - however the one to Google will normally take about a month to kick in if they accept it - remember that these people will only act on a DMCA if you can show copied material from your web pages
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Is there a place that has a form letter that can be copied, modified, and used?
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You are welcome to use this format:
http://www.chillingeffects.org/dmca5...?NoticeID=1501 - the Google page that tells what must be in the report is here:
http://www.google.com/dmca.html
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I'm sure that would be a more effective strategy than the google spamreport.
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I dont agree in this case - I think a spamreport with lots of info would be the best
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It will be interesting to see wether google will react to the spamreport
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I believe they would if you show Google the number of doorway pages they have genereated, the use of the cloaked pages for Googles bot, and the misdirection of the surfers to a different page based on the keywords