There are several types of spammers. The most common that we see are those that send us unsolicited junk through email. The other variety includes comment form spam. See my comment form spam blog to learn more about what it is and how to control it. The following IP addresses I've Continue reading...

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I have a spammer faking identity and emailing me junk like: From: Neophytos Neophytos Email: IacovosFewrte64@gawab.com Subject: Neophytos Website: http://some_spam_site.com Problem: Request details: very Continue reading...

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There are lots of folks out there trying to make a buck out of nothing. Sometimes the offers come through email or postal mail and occasionally via fax. They may have bold claims or perhaps scare you into thinking that if you don't that you'll lose some incredible opportunity. One such offer clea Continue reading...

Many modern blog applications come with settings to configure your blog comment blacklist which is a list of phrases or words if used in comments will prevent a comment from posting by labeling it as spam.  A great many of these expressions are health or medical related.  My blacklist has taken on Continue reading...

Spam e-mail notices come in all shapes and sizes.  What is spam? Plain and simply, unsolicited email - email people would not choose to receive if they had a choice.  It often appears to be directed at you as if you were an individual, whereas in reality the spammer has somehow gotten the email ad Continue reading...

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There are several types of spammers. The most common that we see are those that send us unsolicited junk through email. The other variety includes comment form spam. See my comment form spam blog to learn more about what it is and how to control it. The following IP addresses I've Continue reading...

Don't get labeled a spammer! Many hosting providers, especially shared hosting situations, have limits some excessively low on how many emails you may send out per hour or per day. Bluehost's default limit is 50, Hostgator's is 500 I think). Check what your providers limits are and find ou Continue reading...

I have a spammer faking identity and emailing me junk like: From: Neophytos Neophytos Email: IacovosFewrte64@gawab.com Subject: Neophytos Website: http://some_spam_site.com Problem: Request details: very we Continue reading...