[daniel_c]

i was searching in google most of the spamers names that posted smap on this site, and funnily enough i found nearly most of them had signed up to the most wierd sites, (some of them all ready banned) will others had spam sites added to there posts. gosh people these days donmt have nothing else better to do.

[Advertisements]

You seem awfully interested in the spammers. Why worry so much over them? They don't hurt anything here, since we find them and shut them down very quickly.

[Kat]

You seem awfully interested in the spammers. Why worry so much over them? They don't hurt anything here, since we find them and shut them down very quickly.

[dsenette]

plus their not people....their robots..

[admin]

Actually, some are people. They're hired for .50/day or some absurd amount to register and post spam at various forums and blogs. However, the recent rash of them have been script generated.

[daniel_c]

how do use get to spammers so quikly, and delete there post? how do u know there spamers?

[james_8970]

if you saw what they posted you'd know, things totally unrealted ot this site, advertisement! Such as wart removal treatment.....saw that one around here about a week back. If you saw it you'd know.
And we get them so quickly because there are mods, admins and people informing them that someone has posted spam.

But i have a question, i have seen mods post that a link is a pay per click link. I have been curious ever since on how you guys knew this.
thanx
James

[dsenette]

research....the mods with a malware background generally know alot more about what these site's generally are...but alot of the rest of us have an overpowering mastery of google hehe...

[Kat]

a lot of us already KNOW which links are bad or pay per click. Also, many of us simply click the links in our VM or test machines.