Why?

[Jackieve57]

Why in the world would anyone take the time to register just to spam the forum discussions? Must be some really bored losers...

[prettypaigemarie]

Girl I know. I don't post as much as I would like because I don't know whose trolling

[Nicole]

I think that the admin here once said that these are robo posts and rather difficult to prevent.

Hugs,
Nicole

[Kelly]

Nice to know the dirty work of spamming can now be taken over by robots. Spammers can now keep their hands smooth and young-looking.

[Nicole]

Hi Kelly,

Yup agreed... not sure what they get by do this... and most are not even in a language that I speak! lol They must just like flooding forums and other similar sites with their crap.

Hugs,
Nicole

[Kelly]

Maybe these robots are just sending probes in the form of post, to see how busy sites are. The ones that get a lot of clicks become targets of more focuses spamming. Or not...I am just trying to make sense of the senseless.

[Nicole]

Kelly,

My guess is that you are probably on the right track to these spammers. I don't think that there is back and forth of any kind of useful info for them to get... but who knows, maybe I am be naive. Hope not LOL

Nicole

[Jackieve57]

SPAM™ Delicious hot or cold. It doesn't go well with forums though. Lol. Love ya girls! I'm pleased with your speculations.

[Kelly]

Another speculation then!

(love to keep Jackie pleased lol)

I have heard that spyware and malware can be embedded in images, and an image can be as simple as a blank space no one will notice. So can even just viewing a spammer's post expose us to hacking?

I appreciate the spammers who make it easy to spot themselves, with names like MANUUDXZYXYX or what that was we've been seeing this week. From here on out I won't even click on anything that looks like it could be spam, I"ll simply ban the spammer.

[Jackieve57]

You have and do continue to please me. You're correct about the image thing and even bothering to open the spammers message exposes us to possible viruses.