Most impressive spammers thread

[roguetoaster]

parnna is hiding something....

At least they found a BMW forum.

[ELVA164]

They don't even have the respect to look at which site they're on now....

[agent]

I get to see a handful which don't make the cut for public view...

[ELVA164]

Rawr.

[2mAn]

I love finding the posts themselves... its great when others dont realize its a spammer...

year and model E30 do you drive
tpo ten

Drive 1987 325is, bump with new pic




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[ELVA164]

That is NOT the official thread! The nerve of some people...

[roguetoaster]

This could've been an actual thread, so sad.

[ELVA164]

Aww :(

I would have expected F34R to have built it.

[Nancy Agar]

Yep, I agree with you. I couldn`t even read forums because of the spam. I really can`t stand it! All these replicas, custom services, medicines buy research paper OMG! Can we do anything about it?

[roguetoaster]

Why do they continue to post the copies of part of a thread without any actual spam? Do they want people to PM them so they can phish them or what?

[ELVA164]

I think they're either lonely and desperate for attention, or these are just their first attempts at imitating our human language.

[roguetoaster]

I think they're either lonely and desperate for attention, or these are just their first attempts at imitating our human language.

So you're saying that they need more input?

[MR E30 325is]

Not a R3v experience but....

I can usually tell a Clist scammer in the first message/email. But last week a pretty clever scammer emailed me about a car I have for sale. Asked me what kind of oil I used in the car. Had a regular looking name in his email. I responded and he asked about some other trivial car stuff, stuff that actually made sense to me.

Then, 4 or so emails later he asks about a carfax. Tell him I don't have one but he is welcome to research the VIN as I have it displayed in my for sale ad. He responds with the typical 'usavins' website response and tells me to pay for the report myself and send the printout to him so he can review it.

I have had this happen to me before, but never so elaborately. I told the scammer he was a crafty sumbitch and to go pound sand for leading me on.

[ELVA164]

So you're saying that they need more input?

That's what THEY want, not what WE want.

[agent]

Auto-moderated spam post in this thread, which I just saw today: