Sentences with phrase «n't spam the site»

Try to check and research online whether it is not a spam site.

Don't spam the site with advertising.

No, because I wasn't told Johnson wouldn't spam my site.

Not exact matches

Our Safeguarding Member IDs project helps prevent off - site fraud by hiding the bidder's User ID on transactions over $ 200 so buyers don't receive spam.

This will give you insight on whether or not Google has directly informed if your site was hit with a web spam action.

I just thought I would update this post to tell readers that I already received 2 spam comments, and I haven't even marketed this site yet!

These would include link farms and search engine spam sites, in fact don't participate in «link farms» or FFA, also known as free for all sites, at all.

A site whose comments are open is a rare thing (as long as you don't get ooodles of spam offering strange and amazing growth results for minimal outlay....)

There is an anti spamming clause by the company supporting this site and yet this poster can't even follow that basic rule.

And now another aloe vera site out of China, who didn't even appear before, has rocketed above mine in two days (LOTS of chinese languages spam links).

TheLadders.com said in a statement that the blog was «not Marc's actual blog,» but rather a «maintenance staging site» that «contained testing content from a wide variety of sources, including spam from automatic spiders.

Because it has attracted low - quality or spam answers that had to be removed, posting an answer now requires 10 reputation on this site (the association bonus does not count).

Weirdly, these two examples link to sites that don't seem to exist, so I'm not quite sure what their purpose is — normally, spam comments try to send traffic to fake blogs («splogs») that make money through Google Ads or other contextual advertising.

E.politics passed a significant milestone this weekend, but it's not one that I'm likely to celebrate: the site received its 100,000 th spam comment.

What this means is that search engine spammers running their vast stables of spam blogs and sites are not anomalous.

I've been getting TONS of emails from them and didn't even think to shop their site since it seemed like spam!

From my YouTube page you can find links to my other sites if you're interested, but I don't want to spam too much!

however please bear in mind that this site does not tolerate any spam, abuse and racially or politically motivated talk..

Just to note why we recommend Senior Dating at PenPalsPlanet.com: your personal data is protected to a greater degree than with most dating sites; your email address won't be sold and you won't get spammed.

We do not want spam or to be known as a spam site.

They want to make sure that you are not a scammer online of dating which tests spam on their sites of dating.

They say it's not just a social site where people have to be afraid of getting scammed by members, or spammed by inappropriate photos.

Haven't received any spam emails it weird contacts from using the site.

They make it a point to run a check on all profiles to ensure that their site is not infiltrated by spam profiles which are not even real person.

I can tell Datehookup is not free, not a real online dating site and will spam you with fake messages.

You can not Spam on this site, because of the high quality service.

However on Fusion and other reputable dating sites who take spam, scammers and romance scams seriously it should not be a problem if you follow the basic «no to money» rule as described above.

page and or web site or the site has been discontinued, getting just a bunch of coded information that you can't do nothing with, getting spam, getting computer worms and virus's, getting hacked, identity theft.

Some of the features that come with the site are chat and message boards, matchmaking system, voice and audio messages, instant messengers connection and live audio chat, as well as a great anti spam system that will make sure you're talking to a real person and not a scammer or a bot.

Well, the internet has a solution for that, in the form of a dating site for mature singles, the site isn't as big as some of the other online dating services, but they've got a great spam filter and the search tool is easy to use, even if you are not too skilled online you can still manage to find exactly the kind of person you want to chat up and flirt with.

I have to admit that I'm a bit sceptical about the number of members that the site claims to have, with about 9 million accounts, I bet that at least one third if not more are spam and scam accounts, double accounts and so on.

A number of these folks may also try to illegally collect private email addresses from herpes groups and message boards they join, and may then send Spam emails to people they don't know, trying to give personal testimony recommending a herpes / STD dating site, which is really just the same as PositiveSingles.

This site will not spam you with fake emails like most other adult dating sites either.

Many people don't know that dating sites of often by unscrupulous marketers will be used to send you Spam.

They are usually a 1 - 2 person operation so you can't really blame them for anything when they are working around the clock to keep the spam out and trust me the Nigerian spammers are aggressive and dealing with people logging in from proxy's around the world and copying profiles from other dating site can get tedious to police especially when they know your service is free to use for sending users messages.

Begin now by viewing the photo profiles of single women or men at PenPalsPlanet PenPalsPlanet is an ethical dating and pen pals site that protects all its members from spam and does not automatically rebill its upgraded members.

Since standard members can not interact without a complete profile, this also helps to avoid unwanted spam messages or harassment by faceless members who seem to just be on the site for undesirable reasons.

• The free account offers very limited features, so there isn't much you can do as a free member; • The site does not offer a free trial period, to see if what it has to offer matches your needs; • Some profile questions can be rather lengthy, so it may take a while to properly complete your profile description; • The customer support is outsources, so it may take a while to get the support you need; • And, in spite of the fact that the site takes safety matters very seriously, there can still be some fake profile and spam on the site, so be careful;

• The site has a questionnaire upon signing up, which if completed in depth, will help you find those members that may be the best match in your case; • BDSM.com has a very large user database, which means that there are higher chances for you to find the perfect partner; • As a member of this site, you will enjoy access to the alternative sex community; • You can enjoy a free membership if you are not ready to pay right from the start; • The site provides top notch security when it comes to spam, harassment of any kind, and fake profiles;

The other benefit of a subscription site is that the website doesn't have to make its money elsewhere, so you won't be spammed with pop - up ads or need to worry that your data is being used for other purposes.

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