Sentences with phrase «direct spam messages»

Not exact matches

I've also come across a LOT of spam — auto direct messages when I follow you on Twitter?

I was spammed on Twitter by a direct message just a few minutes ago actually.

Contacting members via direct messaging with promotional spam material without their approval will not be tolerated.

You will soon see that some people you follow on Twitter will fill your inbox (called Direct Message, or DM, a private message between you and another person) with generic spam messages and links to theirMessage, or DM, a private message between you and another person) with generic spam messages and links to theirmessage between you and another person) with generic spam messages and links to their books.

If the student loan borrower falls for the spam - bait and clicks on the message, they are directed to a fraudulent website that the scammers hope will lead to the victim entering identifying and personal account information.

You may not use the Site to develop, generate, transmit or store information (including, without limitation, Content) that: (a) in the sole and absolute discretion of Undead Labs, is deemed to be offensive; (b) is deemed unlawful, harmful, harassing, fraudulent, threatening, abusive, libelous, defamatory, vulgar, obscene, hateful, sexually explicit, or racially, ethnically or otherwise objectionable, nor may you use a misspelling or an alternative spelling to circumvent these restrictions; (c) consists of advertisements, promotions, solicitations, chain letters, pyramid schemes, investment opportunities or other unsolicited commercial communication; (d) is derogatory or harmful to the reputation of the Site, Undead Labs, or our directors, officers and employees in any way; (e) encourages the violation of any local, state, national, or international laws or regulations; (f) solicits other users» passwords and / or credit card information; (g) is anti-social, disruptive, or destructive, including, without limitation, «flaming,» «spamming» and «trolling»; (h) carries out any action with a disruptive effect, such as causing forum screens to scroll faster than other users are able to read, or setting up macros with large amounts of text that, when used, can have a disruptive effect on the normal flow of forum postings; (i) contains any user's personal information, including, but not limited to, such user's real name, address, phone number or private e-mail address, except that a user may communicate his or her own personal information in a private message directed to a single user; (j) forges headers or otherwise manipulates identifiers in order to disguise the origin of any message (k) in any way obstructs or otherwise interferes with the normal performance of another person's use of the Site; (l) constitutes harassment or a violation of privacy or threatens other people or groups of people; (m) is harmful to children in any manner; or (n) constitutes phishing, pharming or impersonates any other person, or steals or assumes any person's identity (whether a real identity or online nickname or alias).

In the case of these recent Twitter phishing attempts, the usurper then uses the innocent individual's Twitter account to send out spam, malware, and more phishing attempts via Twitter's «direct message» (DM) feature.

Are you sending direct message spam?