those are your own proxy sites?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr.Bill
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those are your own proxy sites?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr.Bill
Yes :)
Slowing adding the domains I bought in DEC
I think you can't judge a real proxy or spammer thru its domain. You can block .cn domains but I think he can then use a lot of .info domains for spamming too.
Yeah.. but for the .info he has to pay at least 1,20$... you can get .cn's for 0.20$ so...Quote:
Originally Posted by Greyhound
That's why he uses .cn I think...
Greets
Under normal circumstances, I would agree. In this case, we have one specific spammer who is changing every other parameter and is only identifiable by his use of .cn domains.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greyhound
This is far less than optimal. :o
The .cn spammer is there again :D
I really don't understand why he submits proxies that aren't even working...
I mean, he won't get returning visitors and probably he won't have much money from the only visitors who visit his site only 1 time :D
Greetz
I deleted 'em all about an hour ago and he just submitted 25 more.
I just banned another IP, but he switches IP's constantly.
Maybe block .cn's again for a few days?
Till he leaves again?
Greetz
The trouble is... and I have been avoiding talking about this publicly... CN's are banned.
No one can submit CN domains -- except this guy and one other spammer. Something they are doing is completely bypassing the domain ban code. We're completely unaware of how he's doing it.
Looking at the server logs, he appears to be doing these submissions by hand.
I'm going to have to set up a network sniffer and grab the actual contents of his submissions.
Isn't it with any special link?
Or maybe by adding www, or without etc?
Or because of the .cn/ and not .cn ?
Greetz