[CLUB] The SpamBusters! Busting rule-breakers constantly.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5472866.0

This OP is likely using a service that creates new accounts and posts responses to the thread.

Honestly I don't see why anyone would do something as obvious, hopefully mods lock the whole thread and hand a ban to the OP too. I wonder who gave them merit.

I've noticed something interesting, mods will take down individual responses to threads I flag as spam bumps but so far have not taken action against the OP even though they were mentioned here in the past multiple times and proven to be using a spam bumping service.

Probably these posts are not done in automation though but rather in some for of incentivized spamming by individuals. Hopefully staff will take a harder stance towards such brazen cases of using spam services for promotion otherwise if altcoin promoters notice this hole they will start blasting the forum again. At the very least threads where spam promotion was noticed to be used should be temp-locked till it stops.

Quote from: alani123 on November 05, 2023, 09:51:52 AM

Threads are deleted only rarely. However, mods act quickly when it comes to delete posts reported for such spam.
I deleted all the first posts made yesterday and all are already deleted. Now I reported also the ones made meanwhile.

Quote from: alani123 on November 05, 2023, 12:46:51 AM

Honestly I don't see why anyone would do something as obvious[/quote nothing for their money. Sort of poetic justice, scammers scamming scammers

Those who are hiring such agencies are obviously ignorant how things work around here and are basically scammed by these shill agencies.

Quote from: alani123 on November 05, 2023, 12:46:51 AM

hopefully mods lock the whole thread and hand a ban to the OP too. I wonder who gave them merit.

Unlikely to happen. I've seen and reported hundreds of similar cases and only in a few ocassions threads are deleted/locked. Thing is, in order to get thread locked, you have to prove that there is money incentive behind these posts meaning you need something like screenhot from project's social media that they have some sort of bounty going on in which posts in their thread are required. And only yhen topic may be deleted, and even then its not 100% sure.

Quote from: alani123 on November 05, 2023, 09:51:52 AM

Its possible if this Account dosnt stop with spamming and and all that Topics that mostly where made in the wrong section that he get a Temp Ban in the future.
Hopefully this will happen as the most replys on his thread are " nice and good project "
The only thing we can do is to report the posts whenever we see the threads and that comments.

As the User pelimies dosnt stop with his Topics and the Bot Spam posts in his Threads i asking the Global Moderators ,
@mprep and @hilariousandco is his behavior now a reason for a Temp Ban as i guess reported now the last weeks 100 Posts and its always nearly the same posts that are made in his Threads.
Dont know if in this case would be a Temp Ban maybe a good warning for him , what does the community think about it ?

I think this topic should be resurrected. I'm seeing too many posts that weren't written to be read. They are just written to occupy space on the forum and they are so bad that it doesn't pay to attempt to decipher them.

Case in point, take a look at this user's posts:

Uhwuchukwu53

Let's break one down as an example (I do not have the desire to do this for more than 1 post):

Quote from: Uhwuchukwu53 on October 13, 2025, 04:21:57 AM

I think there is nothing wrong if a good investor happened to wait for Small dump or dip in the market but where the wrong may occur about the investor is when is been greedy because I see greed and emotion as major problem that can kill such investor because it will run out of target, for me the market is best provided the DCA is of knowledge to the investor nothing should stop such investor of accumulating what it can afford at that moment and when it dip too he accumulate accordingly to because any thoughts of waiting for greatest dip may be a mere dream probably it will be that such investor expectations will be cut short and the money can't afford the desire because some opportunities has be let go while waiting, that may result unsettled mindset where conclusion of when to take the actual decision to invest may be difficult for the investor, knowledge is very important, it's even unwise for investor who may have the mindset to accumulate to think of greatest dip before entering the market to accumulate provided the investor lack what it takes to lump sum, waiting for dip any time any will drain the investor not achieving it's dream because it statistics figure he may expect the dip to hit may not be reached therefore breaching the investor dream, in my opinion the best is anytime and moment one has what it takes to accumulate is enough without waiting dip.

Aside from the excessive wordiness, bad grammar, lack of punctuation & line breaks, the post makes no sense and is basically unreadable. Nevermind that the entire post is a single sentence! There are some basic concepts being expressed (that are expressed hundreds of times a day by similar accounts), but they are interwoven with strings of words that do not make sense at a basic level of English.

Be honest: would you bother trying to read this post?

Quote from: nutildah on October 13, 2025, 10:14:45 PM

Be honest: would you bother trying to read this post?

Nope. That's why the user was already on my ignore list. I don't like it, but the lack of decisive action (AKA bans) from mods made me switch from reporting a lot of posts to just ignoring them.

Quote from: LoyceV on October 14, 2025, 07:19:40 AM

Quote from: nutildah on October 13, 2025, 10:14:45 PM

Be honest: would you bother trying to read this post?

Nope. That's why the user was already on my ignore list. I don't like it, but the lack of decisive action (AKA bans) from mods made me switch from reporting a lot of posts to just ignoring them.

You're right, its too time consuming to bother reading something all the way through to make sure its "spam," its easier just to put someone on ignore. I just found some of this poster's posts to be exceedingly bad. Then I remembered this thread existed and it might be the best place to mention it.

I wonder what percentage of posts are made by people that know they probably wouldn't even read their own post.

I've reported that garbage for zero value. I suppose I haven't been the only one. What I see is that there are several threads in the Speculation section where those kinds of comments tend to slip in. Mega threads. So a comment like that on page 490 can and often goes unnoticed.

The funny thing about this guy is that he has managed to earn merits and become a Full Member. I guess they know how to make comments of a certain quality in specific threads, and also ask for post reviews in order to rank up, and once they are in a campaign or bounty, they devote themselves to producing text that at first glance has something to do with the thread under discussion but is pure garbage.

Quote from: Free Market Capitalist on October 14, 2025, 08:00:26 AM

The funny thing about this guy is that he has managed to earn merits and become a Full Member. I guess they know how to make comments of a certain quality in specific threads, and also ask for post reviews in order to rank up

I wouldn't call any of this quality, but it looks like a combination of post reviews (which I think should have been rejected) and local boards:

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Merit received by Uhwuchukwu53 from January 24, 2018 until October 03, 2025 (source)

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Quote from: nutildah on October 13, 2025, 10:14:45 PM

Quote from: Uhwuchukwu53 on October 13, 2025, 04:21:57 AM

This is it, this is what a shit poster should look like, hahahaha, I am trying hard to find the balance between this person and I because I have been called shit poster on here before but people can still read whatever I dropped, how about this fella right here? No one can read this nonsense.

It is even wild that he keeps ranking up, that's very weird. Huh

Quote from: LoyceV on October 14, 2025, 08:14:32 AM

I wouldn't call any of this quality, but it looks like a combination of post reviews (which I think should have been rejected) and local boards:

Ok so I'll rephrase it: they know how and where to fish for merits.

On one hand, I’m happy to see that this thread still being used

On the other hand… it’s a bit disappointing that there’s still so much spam that the thread even needs to stay alive in the first place.
Anyway, back to my old hobby that makes me happy - busting spammer

Quote from: TheBeardedBaby on October 14, 2025, 12:18:48 PM

it’s a bit disappointing that there’s still so much spam that the thread even needs to stay alive in the first place.

Spam changed a lot since you created this thread (in 2018). We went from plagiarism and text spinners to verbal diarrhae created by automated language models. And of course there are always the "old fashioned" manual shitposts.

I forgot about my pledge to reactivate this thread, but it just so happens I found an account I wanted to report and couldn't think of a better place to do it. Its somewhat interesting because there will be many more like it in the future, even though there has already been many, many of them.

bitcoinchaserteam

Basically what the account does is insert their weblink into every reply, but whats fun about it is they are using AI to write all their posts, except for the first one. Every time you see an emdash ("—") you can bet with near certainty it was an AI created post, as is the case with most of this user's posts. But to settle any debate, here's an analysis of a post by this author that doesn't have an emdash (all posts should be deleted as spam anyway).

Quote from: bitcoinchaserteam on January 20, 2026, 09:12:25 AM

The consensus here is clear: community-sourced, live-tested reviews outperform polished affiliate write-ups every time.

That’s exactly why we’ve been moving toward a hybrid + live testing approach at Bitcoin Chaser - combining structured reviews with real withdrawal tests, KYC friction notes, and ongoing player feedback. Static reviews age fast in this industry; behavior under stress is what actually matters.

Bitcointalk has always been the early warning system for selective scamming, delayed payouts, and hidden policy shifts. Ignoring that data is how players get burned.

For anyone interested, we’ve been documenting these patterns and updating reviews based on real user reports and testing, not just launch-day impressions:
https://bitcoinchaser.com

Transparency scales better than marketing.

Copyleaks: 100% AI generated
Sapling: 99.9% Fake
GPTZero: 100% AI generated

I'm reporting all of this user's posts that have a link in them.