163 Spamers

Hello

I'm very sick of  this spammers from 163.com, sohu.com and 21cn.com

and they are joining to my site and they try to spam my blogs, forums and profiles making stupid comments or articles with backlinks to more spammers site.

Can some one tell me what to do to stop this email providers fro mthis spamers site from joinning my site

i think prolaznik just provided a means for doing this? 

 Yea I saw that but I don't know if that is going to affect something on my dolphin site

 im thinking it wil not. and at most, give it a run, i cant see how the regular expression directed at a specific pattern can affect your site.

 Thanks a lot for the information @DosDawg I will do this this people are driving me crazy if you can see some on yes make a spaming

 yes, i know. i made an observation the other day on sourceforge, that is where the dolphin is script is available for download. the other day 80% of the downloads were from C H I N A 

 so they are already poking at 7.0.7 trying to figure out how to get in and get their spam on. 

Am I going crazy or did a spammer actually sign up and spam this thread about spammers!?! You have got to be #$@! kidding me!?

 thats just the way they roll. 

they are watching every move on boonex. 

My spammers have stopped using 163, and the others.... Today I started getting spam with Hotmail.co.uk accounts.

 hotmail would have been one of the first email accounts i omitted. i have had more reports of spam from hotmail accounts than any others. and there are reports on dolphin communities. where it is clear that they were registered on the site.  then report the periodicals as being spam. 

I think the insane options like messaging someone every day about their upcoming membership expiration justifies some of those reports.

I got messages from one site every day asking me to come back.

 if you sign up for a site, and in the terms you agree to receive periodicals, then by no means can this be considered spam. if you wish to not receive these notices, then you should disassociate yourself from that site, not report the site as sending spam. 

 alternatively, if you had never signed up on that site, and you are receiving emails from that site, then that is considered spam. but to join a site, then report that site as sending spam, it total and utter horse shit. 

most prominently done using the hotmail FREE email system

@dosdawg

Couldnt agree with you more. On most sites you have the option to switch off or opt out of receiving the messages. Regarding terms and conditions of using a site, at a rough guess i would say that probably less than 1% of new users on any site read the terms of using that site. No excuse i know, but its similar to installing a new program on your computer, hardly any of us ever read the terms and conditions, we simply install and use, then bitch when something goes wrong.lol

Regards

Jim