Spammers be careful, the "report abuse" link is getting popular
Yes, I put this blog in the Marketing Tips category.
After all, if one or more spammers takes my blog seriously, it will have served its purpose, i.e. help us serious members get better results with our campaigns.
Maybe some of you think only I and a few others click the "report abuse" link, that it's takes too long, that it's complicated process.
Here's a video that shows it takes 10 seconds to report an abuse.
I recommend that you come back to blogs where you put your filth.
You'll see that more and more members report you.
You'll think, "nah, nobody does it, there's no one mentioning it".
Well, I have news for you.
In the past few days, one of my friends has started commenting on blogs that he reports you.
Today, there was a blog from a member who expressed her frustration. That blog had at least 18 tops.
A few minutes ago, one of my good friends used the "report abuse" link for the first time.
SHE SAID IT WAS EXHILARATING !!!
Her PM telling me about it put a big wide smile on my face.
One more thing : sometimes, I report but don't say I did. Why waste time telling ? Most of the people who do it, I've sent PMs to them, they don't respond and continue their practice. They might change tactics, like post in a foreign language. Not good. It's against ApSense TOS.
I'm sure other people report of abuses but don't tell, whatever the reason. They don't have to tell, you know. Do you put on your status, "I will spam you" ?
Spammes, your days are numbered at ApSense. :D
After all, if one or more spammers takes my blog seriously, it will have served its purpose, i.e. help us serious members get better results with our campaigns.
Maybe some of you think only I and a few others click the "report abuse" link, that it's takes too long, that it's complicated process.
Here's a video that shows it takes 10 seconds to report an abuse.
I recommend that you come back to blogs where you put your filth.
You'll see that more and more members report you.
You'll think, "nah, nobody does it, there's no one mentioning it".
Well, I have news for you.
In the past few days, one of my friends has started commenting on blogs that he reports you.
Today, there was a blog from a member who expressed her frustration. That blog had at least 18 tops.
A few minutes ago, one of my good friends used the "report abuse" link for the first time.
SHE SAID IT WAS EXHILARATING !!!
Her PM telling me about it put a big wide smile on my face.
One more thing : sometimes, I report but don't say I did. Why waste time telling ? Most of the people who do it, I've sent PMs to them, they don't respond and continue their practice. They might change tactics, like post in a foreign language. Not good. It's against ApSense TOS.
I'm sure other people report of abuses but don't tell, whatever the reason. They don't have to tell, you know. Do you put on your status, "I will spam you" ?
Spammes, your days are numbered at ApSense. :D
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Comments (4)
Cheryl Baumgartner12
Medical Billing/Coding/Insurance
yes the abuse gets reported and no I'm not going to always announce it.
Philippe Moisan16
Tutorial videos, sci-fi writer
Thanks for the compliment, Karen ! Coming from a specialist of putting images and videos on blogs, it has real value to me. I enjoy doing screencast videos a lot, and I know people appreciate it. I care about leaving no stones unturned when I show a feature, and so never get questions afterwards.
Karen L.10
Personal Development
*Cheering!!* Good show Philippe! you're very good at making "how to videos" awesome! Spammers... Beware!
Dawie Bezuidenhout11
Systems Engineer I.T.
I was about to signoff for the night/morning, what day is it anyhow?
Saw your post and just had to comment, most of the people reporting abuse do so covertly, under cover so to speak.
I for one don't mind people knowing what my stand is about this issue.
I will keep supporting blogs like this, to highlight the seriousness of SPAMMING, until the message gets through to the stubborn ones.