Where to begin, there are just sooooo many web2.0 sites out there that are open to spam its a shame. I believe web2.0 spam all started with good’ol myspace. Heck, back in they were still up and coming you use to be able to do all kinfs of things, from mass commenting to endless friend invites to bulloten posting. those where the days of old (for the most part) who do you spam to these days?

As for me and my own web2.0 spamming, well I am not much good at it but I do see weakness in a few places, starting with http://fubar.com/ A.K.A. cherrytap. For 1. there system os letting you email all there members is deeply flawed and just waiting (if not already) to be spammed to death….

Then there is good’ol http://www.cafemom.com. All’s you have to do here is simply join and “Bingo”, you are now able to post message’s to every and all “Groups” you wish and with all those mom’s just sitting around chatting with nothing else to do, there is a good chance that when they see your ad. for (you name it Product) they will bite on it like if it was a infomercial:).

Ah lets see what do we have, O I know, hows about http://lipstick.com. This (diggish) type site should be the poster child for web2.0 spam. Come on man, voting up stories up or down by the click of a arrow, Need I say more?
Those are just a few of the web2.0 sites out there awaiting your evil spam, or, with alittle extra hard work, they can be just as profitable for you in the long run if you use them fairly and to your advantage.

Barry Tubwell.
blog.omsolutions.net

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