High Energy Entertainment New Member Intros

[hee11]

hello to all, High Energy Entertainment new to the forum. glad to be part of the community..

best regards,
High Energy Entertainment

 

[Gargoyle]

Welcome to BYC!
But I have to ask, since you're number 11, what happened to High Energy Entertainment numbers 1 through 10?

 

[redsoxs]

Greetings, HEE, and

!

 

[LovePolish]

 

[Red Barn Farms]

Greetings from Kentucky! Glad you joined us.

 

[4-H chicken mom]

Hi and from Ohio. So glad to have you aboard.

 

[Big A Chickens]

I'm glad you joined us!!!

 

[sumi]

People, this is a spammer. Don't greet them, report them, please.

 

[Gargoyle]

People, this is a spammer. Don't greet them, report them, please.

I think you're right, the handle does coorespond to one listed on the http://stopforumspam.com database; admins can see if the IP or e-mail address also match.

Spammers now often register on forums, sit dormant for a while or post a few innocent posts to get established, and then spam. They can automate the entire process to hit a lot of forums all at once, it's pretty nasty. The goal is to get their links listed in Google, so they just need the spams to stay live for a few hours.

 

[sumi]

I've seen this one here before. The spammers target the New Member page at the moment. They are recognised by posts like this one, mentioning a company name, not as obvious as the movie spam infestation we had recently. Alan Zavachy and Harry Vested were our most determined "new members" so far!