Spammers are getting trickier

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– September 17, 2009Posted in: Admin

It’s harder to know who is a spammer and who isn’t.

But I guess my ad hoc rule is “if you have advertising for something that is NOT a personal blog in your name, I delete your comment”.

Or, if you leave a comment and it isn’t even relevant to my blog.

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I second you on that
.-= Challenger debt´s last blog ..Debt Repayment Update =-.
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Yeah. Delete anyway. Even if they read the post.
http://sparklytospouse.blogspot.com sparklytosingle

I have noticed the same thing. The buggers leave a comment that’s actually relevant to the post… they’re bothering to actually READ the blog! But then they’ll link a random word like “vitamins” to some spam page at the end of their comment. Sorry, DELETE.
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