What a lot of sad sad, very sad people about.
Scammers exploit new Dr Who girl with Twitter smut video
Filthy-minded scammers wasted little time latching onto the news that Jenna-Louise Coleman will join Doctor Who in the TARDIS later this year. The BBC announcement on Wednesday unsurprisingly made the name of the 25-year-old actress a trending topic on Twitter. Porno spammers latched onto this trend by mentioning "Jenna-Louise …
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Thursday 22nd March 2012 15:12 GMT Gaz Jay
Twitter scams and spam.. not news.
Pretty much every trending topic on twitter becomes hijacked by scammers and spammers at some point..... I'm sure most Reg readers know this already.
Most links promising pornography delivered by the method described above fail to deliver on the promised goods.... I'm sure most Reg readers know this too.
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Thursday 22nd March 2012 15:40 GMT Morphius
Re: Twitter scams and spam.. not news.
I wasn't too sure about your comment on links. I thought it wise to check so went through our spam traps and clicked on a few of the links in the emails pushing the free videos.
I now completely agree that there are no videos on the sites where these links point to, but at least I didn't get anything nasty on my comp
Click Here for amazing Videos of Dancing gurls
Cheap v1agrers here, fast shipment
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uter. I think I got off lightly really!
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Friday 23rd March 2012 12:51 GMT Fab De Marco
Geeky is the new Sexy
Actually I find that the more common one appears to be "I got Pumped in 6 weeks by following this simple rule" Ads more apparent.
It appears as though us Geeks can now get the girl owing to the fact we can install printers/sounds systsems/teach them how to use their smart phones.
The problem is now, how to stop getting beaten up. Hence the evolution of the scam.
Once us Geeks have beefed up we just need to do something about those personalities.