RadPad Craigslist | Jonathan Eppers
RadPad ordered to pay Craigslist $60.5M for illegal scraping, spamming users It's unclear, however, how much of that money Craigslist will actually see. April 17, 2017 03:30PM RadPad founder Jonathan Eppers and the Craigslist interface Apartment listing service RadPad must pay $60.5 million to Craigslist after it was found liable for illegally scraping the online classified’s apartment listings and spamming its users. It’s unclear how much of the amount Craigslist will actually receive, since RadPad’s assets are controlled by Insolvency Services Group , a law firm that handles the assets of financially distressed companies . RadPad was sold in January to a Dallas-based tenant- screening service , the Los Angeles Business Journal reported . RadPad violated the federal Can-Spam Act for sending 400,000 emails to Craigslist users and infringing on patents owned by Craigslist, according to the ruling. The startup did not object to the judgment but its founder, Jonathan Eppers , tol...