27 Jul
I get a few spam comments on this blog. What interests me is that many of them purport to be comments from women with very rare names. I can only assume that the spammers are a) using girl’s names because they sound more appealing and trustworthy and b) the spammers have a very long list of rare girl’s names that they use.
Today I heard from “Dulcelina” and “Anice”. They are real names. I checked.
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Posted by David Collard on July 27, 2012 at 11:28 am
And now “Andresa”. Another real, but rare, girl’s name.
Posted by David Collard on July 31, 2012 at 12:50 am
Today, "Duda" and "Adriana" spammed me. The former name is from The Netherlands, among other places. The spammers are obviously working off a long list of girl's names.