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Title: spam satoshi's Post by: WootKung on July 14, 2014, 12:40:00 PM i recieved a payment from a friend but I also got this like 2 seconds after? a satoshi transaction with this note "Public Note: You have a new message: http://bitmessages.org"
blockchain has marked the address as "SPAM SEND" is it something to be worried about? Title: Re: spam satoshi's Post by: Mikez on July 14, 2014, 12:47:51 PM I wouldn't worry about it. Dust transaction spam has happened in the past.
Title: Re: spam satoshi's Post by: Acidyo on July 14, 2014, 12:49:44 PM People are even marketing their sites now by sending one satoshi to a big amount of addresses with public notes on them.
Title: Re: spam satoshi's Post by: Lamigo on July 14, 2014, 01:27:20 PM is it something to be worried about? Nope, you don't need to worry about it at all. Title: Re: spam satoshi's Post by: davellolzz on July 14, 2014, 02:55:25 PM Lol they even use now satoshi to advertise their sites.
Well thats a good move but in the other hand it also give negative vibes to their site. People will think that the site who send a message using satoshi is spam and the result they will avoid using that site. ::) Title: Re: spam satoshi's Post by: lynn_402 on July 14, 2014, 03:06:35 PM Lol they even use now satoshi to advertise their sites. Well thats a good move but in the other hand it also give negative vibes to their site. People will think that the site who send a message using satoshi is spam and the result they will avoid using that site. ::) Bad publicity is still better than no publicity, especially considering the huge amount of websites related to cryptocurrencies. Title: Re: spam satoshi's Post by: dougg on July 14, 2014, 03:11:20 PM Lol they even use now satoshi to advertise their sites. Well thats a good move but in the other hand it also give negative vibes to their site. People will think that the site who send a message using satoshi is spam and the result they will avoid using that site. ::) wait people advertise this way? wtf lol. I never knew this... hahah. But how effective is that advertising? 0% turn over? lol. Title: Re: spam satoshi's Post by: lynn_402 on July 14, 2014, 03:20:45 PM Lol they even use now satoshi to advertise their sites. Well thats a good move but in the other hand it also give negative vibes to their site. People will think that the site who send a message using satoshi is spam and the result they will avoid using that site. ::) wait people advertise this way? wtf lol. I never knew this... hahah. But how effective is that advertising? 0% turn over? lol. probably like 0.01% but that's only 10 000 satoshis some 0.06$ per sign up then still worth it :D And gambling sites are those who do this the most, so 0.06$ to get a customer who might lose hundreds on their site is definitely worth it! Title: Re: spam satoshi's Post by: lynn_402 on July 14, 2014, 03:32:49 PM Lol they even use now satoshi to advertise their sites. Well thats a good move but in the other hand it also give negative vibes to their site. People will think that the site who send a message using satoshi is spam and the result they will avoid using that site. ::) wait people advertise this way? wtf lol. I never knew this... hahah. But how effective is that advertising? 0% turn over? lol. probably like 0.01% but that's only 10 000 satoshis some 0.06$ per sign up then still worth it :D And gambling sites are those who do this the most, so 0.06$ to get a customer who might lose hundreds on their site is definitely worth it! yeah, but how much time does it take to send 10 000 transactions? :D Surely the process is automated to send to random adresses found in the blockchain. Title: Re: spam satoshi's Post by: wannaBaMiner on July 14, 2014, 03:37:15 PM People are even marketing their sites now by sending one satoshi to a big amount of addresses with public notes on them. it's cheap.. you can contact 100 000 000 people for the price of 1 bitcoin :D WOW :o that is cheap for advertising!! Title: Re: spam satoshi's Post by: lynn_402 on July 14, 2014, 03:42:11 PM Lol they even use now satoshi to advertise their sites. Well thats a good move but in the other hand it also give negative vibes to their site. People will think that the site who send a message using satoshi is spam and the result they will avoid using that site. ::) wait people advertise this way? wtf lol. I never knew this... hahah. But how effective is that advertising? 0% turn over? lol. probably like 0.01% but that's only 10 000 satoshis some 0.06$ per sign up then still worth it :D And gambling sites are those who do this the most, so 0.06$ to get a customer who might lose hundreds on their site is definitely worth it! yeah, but how much time does it take to send 10 000 transactions? :D Surely the process is automated to send to random adresses found in the blockchain. hmm I would want to try that but I'm afraid of being marked as a spammer and no one wanting to join the website :D There's no "public directories of scammers" :P Really, this should not be a problem. Most people will simple ignore or forget about your website, and won't refrain from joining it in a latter date simply because they received a satoshi from you. It should be worth it for the people who will actually join it because of the publicity :) Title: Re: spam satoshi's Post by: lynn_402 on July 14, 2014, 03:44:27 PM haha, going to try it one day :D Good luck! What kind of website is it? Might as well start advertising it here :D Title: Re: spam satoshi's Post by: cech4204a on July 14, 2014, 03:56:34 PM Very cheap advertising and another thing is that you can't ''unsibscribe'', you just keep getting it on your last used addys , funny :)
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