Email From a Scraper Site
Scraper webmaster acts as if it is my duty to let him steal my content and that he's doing me a favor and sending me traffic. But he isn't, just messing up my site's Google rankings.
Scraper webmaster acts as if it is my duty to let him steal my content and that he's doing me a favor and sending me traffic. But he isn't, just messing up my site's Google rankings.
Attempts to veil spammy comments with trite homilies.
El Cronista Regional a defunct Argentina online newspaper used to stuff Yahoo news searches with links to porn sites.
You bought an ebook or program that you hoped would make you rich? Ha, you'll never see any return for spamming my site with false visits!
Worthless, spam blog comments beginning with the letters cs.
Confessions of weariness and ennui prove to be a social engineering tactic for discovering which bloggers approve almost any kind of comment.
Seemingly innocuous comment spam containing nonsense phrases at the end of the message.
Is a comment spammer testing what a webmaster will accept in user comments as an exercise in social engineering?
Link attribute used by at least one comment spammer.
Fake emails claiming to be from eBay and Amazon customers from web crooks hoping to learn your credit card numbers.
Fake hyperlink attribute used by practitioners of comment spam, perhaps to enable them to track their success in posting URLs to blogs.
Comment spam takes more than a script: you need to know how to use it.