Comments on: Twitter Spam Attack? http://blog.clickfire.com/twitter-spam-attack/ where I share my Internet experiences, make friends and have fun. Sat, 31 Dec 2011 20:02:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: buyer structured settlement http://blog.clickfire.com/twitter-spam-attack/#comment-62599 buyer structured settlement Mon, 17 Jan 2011 19:07:03 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=633#comment-62599 SPAMMERS ruin everything. SPAMMERS ruin everything.

]]> By: emory @ clickfire http://blog.clickfire.com/twitter-spam-attack/#comment-62475 emory @ clickfire Thu, 02 Sep 2010 19:34:17 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=633#comment-62475 I have to disagree with you there, Connor. Twitter is very noisy, but I tend to have some people that I follow more closely than others. These, I trust enough to click through on their links. Most of the time it is rewarding. I try to use the lists for filtering out noise. I have to disagree with you there, Connor. Twitter is very noisy, but I tend to have some people that I follow more closely than others. These, I trust enough to click through on their links. Most of the time it is rewarding. I try to use the lists for filtering out noise.

]]> By: Connor Bringas http://blog.clickfire.com/twitter-spam-attack/#comment-62474 Connor Bringas Thu, 02 Sep 2010 19:08:17 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=633#comment-62474 twitter is all about everyone tweeting themselves lately. Its all promotion no one really ever goes on there and clicks the links tweeted..at least thats what I think twitter is all about everyone tweeting themselves lately. Its all promotion no one really ever goes on there and clicks the links tweeted..at least thats what I think

]]> By: Video Avatar http://blog.clickfire.com/twitter-spam-attack/#comment-62050 Video Avatar Tue, 20 Apr 2010 02:03:04 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=633#comment-62050 Yeah! Spammers like this should be removed. I see a lot of these on twitter, most of them pharmacies and real estate agencies. We should know better when someone follows us or who we follow. Yeah! Spammers like this should be removed. I see a lot of these on twitter, most of them pharmacies and real estate agencies. We should know better when someone follows us or who we follow.

]]> By: Bryan http://blog.clickfire.com/twitter-spam-attack/#comment-61862 Bryan Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:14:03 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=633#comment-61862 Twitter should do something about those spammers because it will not be good for them. Time will come that people will no longer like using Twitter because of these said spammers. Twitter should do something about those spammers because it will not be good for them. Time will come that people will no longer like using Twitter because of these said spammers.

]]> By: free soft http://blog.clickfire.com/twitter-spam-attack/#comment-61837 free soft Mon, 05 Oct 2009 09:13:54 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=633#comment-61837 The problem with twitter is if you are banned you can make easy another account and with this account you can do spam. The problem with twitter is if you are banned you can make easy another account and with this account you can do spam.

]]> By: PHP Scripts http://blog.clickfire.com/twitter-spam-attack/#comment-61813 PHP Scripts Fri, 25 Sep 2009 21:22:59 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=633#comment-61813 Yes spammers are annoying but everybody wants more followers so most people instead of denouncing them start to follow them! Yes spammers are annoying but everybody wants more followers so most people instead of denouncing them start to follow them!

]]> By: SEO Nerd http://blog.clickfire.com/twitter-spam-attack/#comment-61775 SEO Nerd Tue, 08 Sep 2009 02:00:50 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=633#comment-61775 Great detective work! Twitter spammers are incredibly annoying, but the platform lends itself to the practice. I tried it today with one of my affiliate products (as a joke -- I have a small and loyal following) and the results were incredible! People actually click those tweet links. It's weird. I just unfollow anyone who spams me. It works. Great detective work! Twitter spammers are incredibly annoying, but the platform lends itself to the practice. I tried it today with one of my affiliate products (as a joke — I have a small and loyal following) and the results were incredible! People actually click those tweet links. It’s weird.

I just unfollow anyone who spams me. It works.

]]> By: Tweeting PM http://blog.clickfire.com/twitter-spam-attack/#comment-61766 Tweeting PM Thu, 27 Aug 2009 21:41:02 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=633#comment-61766 Aww! Yeah that is so annoying with the Tweet-spammers... Good example here @Emory! @socrates: Well, earlier or later all the spammers get banned by twitter. The problem is here: even if the spammer accounts are only life for a couple of hours in twitter, these accounts (-bots) have enough time to do their annoying Retweets that will be counted in the end by tweetmeme. How to prevent that? Well, don´t know. Maybe it is possible to introduce a "minimum lifetime" of the Retweeting twitter accounts to soften this kind of spamming? cheers, Tom Aww! Yeah that is so annoying with the Tweet-spammers…
Good example here @Emory!
@socrates: Well, earlier or later all the spammers get banned by twitter. The problem is here: even if the spammer accounts are only life for a couple of hours in twitter, these accounts (-bots) have enough time to do their annoying Retweets that will be counted in the end by tweetmeme.

How to prevent that? Well, don´t know. Maybe it is possible to introduce a “minimum lifetime” of the Retweeting twitter accounts to soften this kind of spamming?

cheers,
Tom

]]> By: Socrates http://blog.clickfire.com/twitter-spam-attack/#comment-61757 Socrates Mon, 24 Aug 2009 01:36:17 +0000 http://blog.clickfire.com/?p=633#comment-61757 why has this spammer not been banned by Twitter yet? and... why is tweetmeme following him? why has this spammer not been banned by Twitter yet?

and… why is tweetmeme following him?

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