I just received a comment at this blog, if it is only one, I will think that this is a genuine comment. But when I see an identical comments on almost the same time and with different IP Address , I believe this is a Spam.The way they make it, It look like a genuine comment.
See Below.
Aaron Wakling
I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you.
Aaron Wakling
Feb 2, 10:46 AM
Tim Ramsey
I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you.
Tim Ramsey
Feb 2, 10:39 AM
By The way this comment just pass my Akismet. That only means this is a new type of Spam Comment. I said before that one of the best way to have a link bait is through comments but not thru spamming :).
[…] you really want to increase page ranks, either in Technorati, Google, Alexa etc.. The most important aspect is a one way link to your blog with a proper […]
LOL talk about irony, go google DeathMitten 😉
He’s doing the same thing!
@ DeathMitten
Actually they are promoting the links incorporated with their comments.
They are just pretending coming from Technorati.
But what’s the point of this spam? If it’s not from Technorati, just what is it advertising?
@ James,
So this spam is already propagating in the net. Well actually I have seen some blogs that I ussualy visit that has this comment to.
The one that will victimize is those blog with do follow
I had 5 similar comments in Friday and Saturday alone. IP adds are similar tool but the comments are exactly the same way. Must really be a new type of comment spam.
@ esvl
Yup.. now adays Nowadays spam is almost more sincere than real commentators. even me. when I comment in other blogs you can seldom see me commenting on a very long comment.
@ DeathMitten
Actually they are only pretending to be from Technorati. But infact they are not. One thing also that I have noticed is they are using a dynamic IP so that Akismet will not trace that they are spam.
Both mentioned comments has different IP
Strange. I would never thnik that technorati would spam comments on people’s blogs. Is there a way to filter this out?
Perhaps with keywords?
Or would a keyword-based filter on this stuff be compelete overkill?
I got the exact comment on one of my blogs but I knew it was spam because I only had one post on my site. But if I had more I dont think I would of known this was spam. This one is really well hidden.
Nowadays spam is almost more sincere than real commentators 🙂