Viagra Ads

[Chicago Joe]

Have any members started to get the Viagra ads again? Got 2 yesterday & 1 this morning. Why are these folks back on the club site?

[CairoManx]

I got a PM about a lottery yesterday.

[gregr]

I can't even send or recieve PMs...guess I'm the lucky one

[mel hubbard]

[QUOTE="CairoManx;15139"]I got a PM about a lottery yesterday.[/QUOTE] That sounds like the same PM Ralfhdjeeper and myself got, and I bet we weren't the only ones,, seems the martians are back again.

[Gary1719]

Yeah i also received the Lottery one. Gary

[Chicago Joe]

Funny thing is that I changed my e-mail address last week. Also my options are set to only receive e-mail from the Administrator, and no PMs at all. I wonder if this is a result of some of the 400 new so called users & members that have registered since October 15, 2009. I thought we had pretty much driven all of the undesirable element out. Oh well, this is a problem that the new Administrator needs to fix.

[1856]

That's interesting I have only approved 4 during that time?

[Chicago Joe]

Got another ad for Viagra 2 hours ago. It was sent to the e-mail that has only been published on this site. Time to cancel that address. OH NO!!!!, I am screwed. Once they get a good e-mail they keep it in file so they can send a message whenever they want to. Guess I will have to kill the e-mail address also. Mark, I do not wish to get into a war with you, especially here on the Club site. If you want to talk you have my number.

[TMc2548]

I haven't had any issues with this latest round of spam messages and ads. If the forum admin needs any help managing the site traffic and regular maintenance I'd be happy to lend a hand. Just send me a PM if necessary.

[Chicago Joe]

This morning when I logged in I noticed that there were 260 fewer registered users and members who had registered on the site. Mark, Thank you for your diligence in cleaning up the registration logs. For those of you who do not understand, Mark needs to identify the possible bogus User-ID, find out where they use the internet, then remove them from our site, and then figure out a way to keep them out. Each of the 260 removals may take up to 30 minutes to accomplish. It appears that Mark has found a pattern that he is following. In any event, it is still several hours of work every day to keep the buggers out. Great job, Mark. Keep up the good work.