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Ron Guilmette has done far more than your story relates. From the Washington Post article:
"Guilmette said that his investigative work had caused more than 100 spammers to lose their Internet subscriptions over the past three months and that such methods had drawn the ire of spammers."
More than one hundred spammers disconnected in 3 months. Ponder that.
P.S. Ron had a network, you might be able to do a single system: yours. See:
http://world.std.com/~pacman/proxypot.html