Spam me all you like!

I sometimes enjoy checking the spam for comments that Akismet has cast aside for me. There is a kind of comment that takes such a predictable form it is almost like a Haiku. It goes:

{compliment}.
{assurance of trust}..
{greeting}

The two dots on the second line are very important. There are always two dots on the second line. Here are some examples:

Hi this article is funny.
I will definitely read your blog..
ciao

Cool article.
I think you will comment our diary..
Bye

Great comment.
I know you’ll surf on my page..
Thank You

Amazing article.
I think you will comment my blog..
Regards

They all include links to something terribly mundane such as folding chairs, cat litter trays, or sunbeds. Despite their high level of confidence i have not yet surfed on their pages nor commented their blogs! As i say, they usually get trapped in the spam filter.

Does anyone else get these type of messages? Maybe i'll start writing my blog in this format …

Great day.
I am sure i will sleep well tonight..
See Ya

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2 Responses to “Spam me all you like!”

  1. pierre l UNITED KINGDOM Windows 2000 Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.4 Says:

    I don't have a blog myself, so I haven't had the privilege of Spam comments. But I did follow the link in a comment to one of your recent posts and found it very interesting (the one about so-called blogs with no original contents but thousands of posts a month).
    One of the bloggers I read regularly has had a similar type of comment (and I haven't managed to get her to delete it. The pattern is "I am in a big rush"… "but here is the link you asked me about"… "I work from home and make good money typing" from a thing with a female name "and a Blogger profile which has been looked 12000 times since Dec 2007. Needless to say, I haven't followed the link! No discussion in the cooment about the contents of the post, of course.
    I will now stop writing comments, and tidy my house :-)

  2. Aimee UNITED KINGDOM Linux Mozilla Firefox 1.5.0.7 Says:

    Interesting comment.
    I'm sure i am not the only victim..
    Bye

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