Spamhuntress

I’ve come across more and more spam from sites on tblog.com lately.

So I decided to find an abuse address. Only to find there is none. The only address on their site is an address for advertising. And their mail is of the catch all type…

That’s after a cursory examination. The kind you’d do if you came there only to find an abuse address.

But, in a blog I found far down the page, there’s an e-mail address given for notifying them of spam: support at tblog dot com. Looks like they’ve discovered that the RX sites are spamming them to death

Meanwhile, even their recently updated blogs list is full of spam!

One address I tried redirected to the main page of tblog.com. The spamblog is actually still there, but a redirect in the headers whisks you to the main page (That redirect doesn’t work in a text only browser like Sam Spade, though).

One of the worst offenders in opening multiple spam blogs right now is pickyourpharmacy.com.
They’re just asking to be blacklisted, right?

I checked some other stuff, and there’s plenty of URL’s and codes they could filter for, and terminate users who use them. I mean, any kind of location replace should be banned, as well as overuse of a single URL in links or redirects within a blog.

Here’s some code I found on a tblog:

I liked seo-blog’s turn, when they’ve terminated a spam blog. They display a page about combatting comment spam.

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