If you ask me, Meta is the place, often when I report the ann thread bumping spammers, the Ann threads get deleted and/or some of the bumping accounts get banned/nuked.
Keep it here,better exposure to mod's attention.
Alright, gonna keep it here then, thanks for the input.
It just goes to show how little research the projects that hire these services do in terms of their marketing... They never even realize its a waste of money. They just get sold on the idea that it needs to be done, and throw money at it. To me, this lack of attentiveness is a sign of a scam project, who I believe are the main customers of this type of service... Its the same reason why scams plagiarize their white papers, website content and hastily produce fake teams -- they are in it for the short term only.
From what i noticed usually these things are done during IEO/ICO period, but there are cases where this ann bumping thing goes on after that period. Perfect example of that is
Cocos BCX. 99% of their Ann thread is filled with newbie spam, while they are already listed on Binance. I simply don't understand why is that going on there, it's not like they really need that kind of exposure, it can only have counter effect.
I'm probably making a giant understatement here, but a lot of these sig spammers seem to be following each other's posts and posting in the same threads. I see the same names appear constantly in the same threads. Makes me believe that many of them are one and the same person.
In the cases quoted above, it's even more obvious: coin_1122 and BTC_1856 have the user numbers 925742 resp. 925744, and crustycrab666 and dongosquad are 995891 resp. 995892.
I suppose the numbers are created in order of forum subscription?
Although I'm no member of the Spambusters Club, I've been welcomed to report these user IDs on the SpamBusters Club's thread. Simply send the IDs to LoyceV who will convert them for you, like in my quotes above.
Just a friendly suggestion, Rikafip. (edit: and by the way, good job
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Thank you for the suggestion, I will look into that. I noticed @LoyceV makes those things and they seem very convenient, but i wondered how exactly he does that. I thought about posting some of things like this to SpamBuster Club's thread, but then i saw i need at least 300 reports, and I am quite far away from that number.