Can TEMU be sued for site spamming?

[DizzyDigger]

I don't know.

I do know that if I were the site owners (likely an LLC), I'd be asking the
corp. attorney to send a "cease and desist" nastygram to TEMU's ownership,
politely telling them what they can go do with their spam.

 

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[AstralDruid]

Looks like Tnet is under attack !!!

 

[AstralDruid]

Seriously though,, the Admins gonna have their work cut out, i reckon.... I had a web forum of mine destroyed by this type of thing,, way back when..

Get on it TNET..... be ruthless

 

[Red-Coat]

I don't know if it's the case here, but the problem is often that these kinds of posts are not actually coming from Temu itself (or other companies referred to in similar postings or emails). They're coming from criminal spammers whose objective is to harvest your personal details if you are foolish enough to click on the links.

They trade on the popularity of the the company they purport to come from and the (usually empty) promise of something for nothing.

On another forum on which I moderate, we have blocked IP addresses from certain countries but sender email addresses and email addresses used for sign-ups are often disguised by the use of ever-changing proxy IP addresses which makes them difficult to deny. We also require new members to wait for authorisation before they are able to post, during which we check for inconsistencies between claimed locations and IP addresses and run their email and IP addresses through commercial spam databases to check if they have been reported elsewhere. It's an imperfect solution, but greatly reduces the volume of spammers targeting us.

 

[pepperj]

It certainly has increased in volume over the past year.
Time consuming task for the site moderator that handles the task of cleaning up and blocking them.

The protection of sites is seemingly getting more complex.

Email or phone codes, moderator authorization and all because of these problems.

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[DizzyDigger]

On another forum on which I moderate, we have blocked IP addresses from certain countries but sender email addresses and email addresses used for sign-ups are often disguised by the use of ever-changing proxy IP addresses which makes them difficult to deny. We also require new members to wait for authorization before they are able to post, during which we check for inconsistencies between claimed locations and IP addresses and run their email and IP addresses through commercial spam databases to check if they have been reported elsewhere. It's an imperfect solution, but greatly reduces the volume of spammers targeting us.

I've also moderated/admin'd on several different forums in years past, and those are the same techniques I used to sort out spammers before they have a chance to mess up the forums. I would suspect that the great crew of mods/admin's here do much the same.