Report spam or inappropriate posts here

[Neil_Keller]

This topic is reserved to report spam and other inappropriate content requiring attention. Please, no unnecessary comment or response.

NOTE: Please click on the user name of the poster of such content and provide that link here.

Thanks!

[MichaelKazlow]

It seems to have disappeared like magic.

Mike

[Guest]

except the profile is still there. can john yank it maybe?

[MichaelKazlow]

Dave,

Wrt to the forum, John is near omnipotent. However, is it really worth
his time.

...Mike

[Guest]

aw what the heck. i call 100! :)

[Ramón G Castañeda]

If all the posts are gone, how else is anyone going to see the profile?

[Guest]

>If all the posts are gone, how else is anyone going to see the profile? <br /><br />> However, is it really worth his time.<br /><br />last time he just logged back in and started posting again. look i don't care. he's not spamming MY forum. it's adobe's place. if they want to let someone who's only actions in the place are to track manure on the carpet then far be it from me to say anything. <br /><br /><shrug>

[MichaelKazlow]

Hey manure is organic and biodegradable. Don't give it a bad name ;-)

[_Phos_four_dots_]

http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?224@@4ad17ac4@.1de5f905.59b82d47

[Ramón G Castañeda]

Blatant spam:

http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?224@@4ad181b7@.59b7ecca/64

[MichaelKazlow]

The spam seems to have vanished.

Mike

[_AJ_Jack_]

The message sent out by Adobe to encourage people to sign on to the forums to enable the migration to take place could be interpreted by many people as a phisihing exercise.
The email has all the hallmarks of a phisihing email.
1. It dores not address the user by name.
2. It claims they will lose access to something if they don't log in by a certain date.
3. It contains a link to a site where you are meant to log in for this to happen.
4. There is no suggestion in the email that people type the address directly into their browser rather than following the link.

I did go to the Adobe site manually and migrated that way, rather than following the link in the mail. So for all I know this mail could still be a phishing exercise.

Can someone from Adobe confirm that such an email was sent out. If they did send it out, then it needs to be altered so it looks less suspicious.

[Guest]

Yes it was... and no doubt only to people that did not check the "no mail" link when they registered. (I only got one copy!)

I'll leave it for the Forum Manager to say more... I'll just leave this 'rest assured' note for now.

[PJonesCET]

Link to the test website was sent to me with titles with every language Adobe supports.

I've found the possible reason why I might be constantly having to sign in. If I use the test link my user name is PjonesCET. If I use the username I setup in webxx is pjonesCET. So I've gone to my preferences and changed my webxx username to PjonesCET.

[Guest]

http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.59b6c429/74

email in post

[MichaelKazlow]

Got it.

Thanks

[Guest]

The YouTube Link in the post mentioned at the top of his Profile page:

http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?224@@4acead7b@.59b84fb1/30

[MichaelKazlow]

I believe its gone.

Mike

[Guest]

Thank you.

[~graffiti]

Someone could use a boot to the shin.

http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?224@@4ad1ace3@.59b85eef/0

[BobLevine]

Got em.

Bob

[Claudio González]

http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?224@@4ad1b074@.3c05e1e7/8

This is some nonsense about travelling in time. At least, it begins by talking about this, but my stomach didn't stand more than about 4 lines. Also repeated in other languages, I would say.

[BobLevine]

Oy.

Bob

[Claudio González]

As mods at the other side (if any) cannot delete messages, I must report here messages such as this

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=39&catid=220&threadid=1434452&enterthread=y

[Kath-H]

http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?224@@4ad12070@.59b869ac

[_Phos_four_dots_]

http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?224@@4ad1b742@.1de5f905.3c05d445/2042