How to ignore chinese spammer

[LizzieInTexas]

Please keep this bumped up until moderators can get this taken care of.

Click on users name in the thread, then select "Ignore"

 

[Ti-Mousse (GA) Pepe (GA)]

Thanks !!

 

[Briere Fur Mom]

Thanks...I was starting to bump up real posts past this garbage

 

[LizzieInTexas]

bump. They are on a roll!

 

[Sandra And Buddy (GA)]

Of all the places to want to spam.

 

[Bobbie And Bubba]

Thx Lizzie!

 

[Olive & Paula]

Done. It has been awhile since we've been spammed. Reported.

 

[Debra and Yoyo]

Thank you, I didn't want to believe what I thought was happening.

 

[Sonia & Leo]

Thanks Lizzie!! I remember we had to do this a few times last year.

 

[Nan & Amber (GA)]

Bump, just in case it's still happening (I can't see since ignoring!)

 

[Noah & me (GA)]

On days when I have too much spare time (every day) I have a perverse way of dealing with phone spammers. Obviously it won't work here.
Just keep egging them on but have a lot of life's interruptions; the baby just spit up on me, the dog wants out, this stupid pen never works. They hope you're stupid before they even call but if you take it to another level they will never call back.
Stupid is as stupid does!

 

[Pamela & Amethyst]

Thanks Lizzie Bump

 

[Crista & Ming]

Just curious: Why does this happen?

 

[Noah & me (GA)]

If a spammer hits a million IP addresses and only five people reply they've had a good day. Licking stamps, making phone calls or going door to door takes time and effort. This is the lazy but sometimes effective way of reaching into your wallet. Like your mom always said, don't talk to strangers.

 

[Sienne and Gabby (GA)]

Please report the spam posts. I deleted all that I saw and banned the spammer.

 

[Noah & me (GA)]

This may only apply to older versions of Microsoft mail and/or some versions of Explorer but spam is annoying wherever you are. It was possible at one time for spammers to disguise the "from" address with anything they wanted to make up like "yourbanksecurity". If you right click a piece of mail or the Home icon and then left click Properties you'll see where the message or website actually originated.
Please do not take that as an absolute truth, it was just an oddball thing I learned in a security class and might help you build your Block Sender list.