http://forums.adobe.com/people/bzizrgf
12 threads on the Flash Player Forum Question: Why can't we Flag these "alphabet" Spammers??? Isolate them when they Register?
Is there some rule that they be allowed to start a thread? They are always Spammers.
Thanks,
eidnolb
Hi Bill, That makes sense. I think we need a Spammers Forum and any "alphabet" people Registering would automatically be placed there. They would be allowed one thread within it and never come out if it was Spam!! At least they wouldn't be able to infiltrate the Forums, no matter how many Forums Adobe have.
The Anti-Virus programs place Malware into a "Vault" or whatever it's called, but the Malware is isolated and not allowed to remain. An Anti-Spammer program running in realtime, monitoring the Forums, LOL
eidnolb
Posting "cracked software" links:
http://forums.adobe.com/people/sdfe44er
Kick his behind off the forums, please.
-Noel
I have noticed the same thing, and wonder if Adobe is monitoring this particular thread. Either they are not, or so swamped, that they are very far behind in applying an "Account Deleted" to these folk.
Maybe Jochem can comment, whether this thread IS being monitored, or if it has just been an exercise in futility.
Hunt
If their objective is to move up in the Search engines it probably doesn't make any difference whether it's an active or inactive Forum. Seems like a boring activity in my opinion. Do they get paid by the topic they are spamming about? All I know is that they are a menace.
Well, thanks to Admin, we are Spam free for now:-)
Have a good evening/night!
eidnolb
http://forums.adobe.com/people/webinventa
Each of their recent posts promotes a clipping path service URL.
eidnolb wrote:
If their objective is to move up in the Search engines it probably doesn't make any difference whether it's an active or inactive Forum. Seems like a boring activity in my opinion. Do they get paid by the topic they are spamming about?
Yes, there are people who charge money for "Search Engine Optimization".
Gaming the internet at our detriment for commercial gain seems not to be the worlds most above-board occupation, methinks.
And it's hard to imagine Google doesn't recognize this bogus activity and exclude it anyway. But they're not talking about how their search engine rankings work, so no one knows for sure...
-Noel
http://forums.adobe.com/people/salahejd
10 threads so far.
EDIT: http://forums.adobe.com/people/edtyer%20saerws (2)
Message was edited by: eidnolb adding add'l spammer
http://forums.adobe.com/people/ngshgsfdhfd
6 so far, 1 every minute!!
Page 1 will soon be all Spam!!
Flash Player Forum
Thanks,
eidnolb
Not sure what to think but I would definitely suspect that these are all the same person.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3641091?tstart=0#3641091
That's an awful lot of first time posters that are answering a question about nothing to do with the product.
Hi The thread and all of the posts are spammers:
http://forums.adobe.com/people/dibrod
http://forums.adobe.com/people/JoeDoe485
http://forums.adobe.com/people/kokocuk
http://forums.adobe.com/people/-EHOT-
http://forums.adobe.com/people/nobody0
http://forums.adobe.com/people/HwoR
NOTE: This is an additional Spammer on the thread that graffiti reported. They are also posting website links in the messages.
Acrobat Windows Forum
eidnolb
EDIT: This is a translation of one of their messages: RUSSIAN LANGUAGE
Message was edited by: eidnolb add'l info
Message was edited by: eidnolb Russian Language
http://forums.adobe.com/people/pretaa
Spammy URL in their profile and repeating verbatim posts made by others.
Isn't there a way to limit the number of links in a post? This spam post http://forums.adobe.com/thread/844275 contains several dozen links.
Can we even ban links for first-time posters (e.g. until a user has 10 legitimate posts, not all on the same day)?
We know that Google does not pick up links from spam posts, these idiot spammers obviously do not know that.
I am having a problem on the Flash Player Forum. Refer to my Post#130. I've brought up the threads of several from my email notifications and the thread is not there. Others are there but the Spammer's links are still in the thread. I'm trying to update the threads that are still pending and "updating" them, so they will appear on the Forum.
My problem is checking 40 threads from my email notifications is taking a lot of time. Does anyone know a better way?
The threads that I have brought up still contain the Spammer's links & I intend to use the Report Abuse Feature for those.
I've never encountered this before, so want to handle this in the best way.
Thanks for any help.
eidnolb
dave milbut wrote:
6 hours ago by Prince1211
4 hours ago by chester2125
...And still there four hours later.
Hey dave & OldBob, I'll call you and raise you 8 hours on the first spammer and 10 hours on the second one![]()
I have 12 threads that are 14 hours old:-)
eidnolb
8:44PM EDT adding 5 more threads by the same person in the last 16 minutes. http://forums.adobe.com/people/kakasjf
The Flash Player Forum is totally out of sync. 1 week are showing as last post on Page 1, and when you go to Page 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, then all but todays are found?? I wondered where they all went.
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http://forums.adobe.com/people/bziztrtr 11 threads
Thanks for removing the other Spammer that had 23 threads!!
eidnolb
Some more by this nutter:
http://forums.adobe.com/people/dinatenorioeo173
Never ending saga especially on DW forums that I use all the time.
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