Now, some might claim that I simply have too much time on my hands, but I’ve noticed some really strange posts recently from a couple of new-ish members.
I’m wondering if this is some form of pre-scamming activity; build up what looks like a long forum history before ripping someone off? Or maybe it’s just the school holidays?
They seem to be genuine, on-topic posts, but on months-old threads. Like, posting on a nine-months dormant discussion about wedding rings going “The best ring that comes in my mind while reading your thread is a diamond ring.” It’s like classic spamming behaviour apart from the actual spam (where it’d normally continue with “… and I buy them from http://www.reallygreatdiamondshonest.com”).
There’s a sleep discussion that says (paraphrasing), “I couldn’t sleep, so I started taking Vitamins, and now I sleep really well.” It feels like ‘Vitamins’ should be hotlinked as a URL but they’re not doing it correctly.
that traindriver one had caught my eye too… he seemed initially to only be posting about trains, but now he’s branched into vegetarianism and vitamins 🙂
Very odd – next generation, conversational spambots!
I for one welcome our new conversational overlords.
Yes, I wonder why they don’t spend say 100 hour in a week just to groom us … lazy buggers.
I mean starting a new thread and leave the threads alone … WTF! Then come back to say thank you? Do they intend to have a lazy day? Nahhh … need to put in more hours … 100 hours minimum per thread.
Traindriver just seems like a very sweet foreign person
traindriver – Member
Children really love those amazing things because it is a small and moving. Aside from that, they can just rarely see a train in person.
traindriver – Member
It is nice having this kind of trains. It is customize for the bikers’ benefits. It would be very nice seeing it in UK
Wait a minute, how do I know you all aren’t robots then?
Well, bot does not demand you to be converted into fertilizer and parts for sale whereas I do, but then I could be the master of all bots and a bot of mass destruction … I step on you maggots!
Traindriver’s last: traindriver – Member
I don’t think if it can be pasted directly to any image editing software. Never tried it.
But Keeping a print screen of is a good idea. You can first zoom it in and then, print screen it and paste to Mspaint. Maybe you’ll solve your problem by that.