Fake profiles and spam
July 29, 2011
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There seems to be more fake profiles and spam occurring of late. Not sure why but unfortunate and I certainly encourage everyone to report them. Do wish I had a grumpy face photo but a nice photo of a gorilla (which are lovely animals) is the best I can do.
Kind regards,
Derek.
Photo credits: Derek Rogers.
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PublishDprogers
I wondered whether people should have to have had some photos accepted before they can post to blogs for example as that might reduce some spam. (The profiles I've encountered and checked on have had no photos accepted, which suggests they have possibly have no intention of anything but spam).
Physi28
I was also spammed twice, as long as it doesn´t become too much..
Thanatonautii
Spammers are getting on my head lately. Let`s hope we all somehow get rid of them!
Egomezta
You're right...
Georgeskyrillos
What would be ironic is for a spammer to comment here :P
Mariaam
The spams are very annoying! ... Cute gorilla!
smartview27
Funny photo !
Diavata
I noticed it too (and I always report them)
FabioConcetta
Thanks for the information are everywhere now!