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The Homeless who Accepts PayPal Money

Posted: 15 Oct 2009 11:01 AM PDT

Believe or not, this homeless accepts PayPal money!

the homeless with paypal

[via imgbit.com]

P.S. You too can create a PayPal donation button on your site and start begging for money

How to Report a Twitter Spammers

Posted: 15 Oct 2009 07:24 AM PDT

There are many spammers on Twitter who could be annoying or even dangerous (sending phishing or malware sites) to you. Here is a tutorial to block and report Twitter spammer.

Who is Twitter spammer?

First of all, how do you determine a user is spammer or not? Twitter has a spammer guideline for you:

Posting harmful links (including links to phishing or malware sites)
Abusing the @reply function to post unwanted messages to users
Creating lots of accounts or using automated tools to create multiple accounts
Spamming trending topics to try to grab attention
Repeatedly posting duplicate updates
Posting links with unrelated tweets
Aggressive following behavior (for instance, mass following and un-following in order to gain attention)

If you found a Twitter user has ANY of the listed behavior, it is safe to believe that it is a spammer.

How to report spammers to Twitter?

report twitter spam Before October 13, 2009, you can follow @spam and send a Direct Message (DM) to it to report a spammer.

Now, there is an easier way to report spam. Twitter added a report as spam button to allows you report spammer. The button is available on your Followers page or user’s profile page.

Once you reported a Twitter user as spammer, Twitter will block the user from following or replying you.

Twitter would NOT suspend the user immediately. They will identify and investigate the reported account.

For more information, read Twitter Support: Reporting Spam on Twitter

How do you deal with Twitter spammers? Do you report them or just ignore them?

P.S. Are you a Twitter user? Add me: @liewcf