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GH05T Grand Master

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any idea why we are getting so many random spam posts, it seem to start with stupid reply posts now it seams %50 of the new topics and posts are spam bullshit.

im sure you are aware of it and its a pest problem so im not nagging but its getting worse at a rapid rate?

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GTR-N1 Grand Master

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It seems to have happened over the past couple of days Glyn when most regulars are not posting > but the spammers are.

On a PC or a tablet, the links they're using are of course easy to side-step; but on a mobile....gr-r-r

Duncan Grand Master

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any idea why we are getting so many random spam posts, it seem to start with stupid reply posts now it seams P of the new topics and posts are spam bullshit.

im sure you are aware of it and its a pest problem so im not nagging but its getting worse at a rapid rate?

I'm not sure of the source (maybe other admins are), but we are all busy cleaning them up. Looks like someone's already done the cleanup this morning.

It's basically like a war out there....the forums let us do certain things to block spammers, and the spammers keep finding ways to get around them. These days I guess they are doing the registrations manually because the registration controls are pretty good. There are further controls we can implement but they start to affect real users so there is a balance to be struck.

Please keep reporting when you see them so nothing gets missed.

Terry....school holidays!

GH05T Grand Master

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where do they lead?

im not about to go clicking links but what are they pushing? just virus pages or pay by click adverts?

also thanks to the admin for keeping the floods of shit at bay.

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