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Wed, Jan 30, 13 at 7:45
| Yikes! I see spammer aamwaj invaded our Native Plants Forum yesterday afternoon. I've reported it via the Contact Us link found in the green banner at the bottom of any/every GW page. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Mailing Garden Web and reporting spammers
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| I reported the many spam postings last night. |
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| Thanks Carol. I imagine they will get them gone here soon. I know a lot of members aren't aware of how to report spam or contact GW with questions or concerns. Sue |
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| I reported yesterday too. Used the "Contact Us" link. Edited to add: just noticed those dumb spam posts are gone! Yay, good job GW! |
This post was edited by terrene on Wed, Jan 30, 13 at 19:29
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| I reported it as well right after it happened. It sometimes takes a day or two. I think they target forums like this because they aren't very active in the winter. The goal is to get their stupid website posted on a relevant site to increase their search engine visibility. It's good that people weren't responding since that's what they want. |
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