Bit.ly is a popular url shortening service that is used usually for Twitter links, but spammers have been using Bit.ly to disguise their spam links in emails they send to CraigsList personal ads users. The email below was sent to me and redirects people to RudeFinder.com. Anytime you receive bit.ly links in emailes you get from CraigsList ads then it’s going to be spam so watch out. Something to note is that Bit.ly and RuderFinder.com are NOT responsible for these scams, it is 3rd party online marketing companies who are doing all the spamming. Read the full report below.
Quick Info On The Scammer
- Names: Stacey Bishops
- Email Addresses: [email protected]
- Scam sites: http://bit.ly redirects to RudeFinder.com.
1st Scam Email:
From: [email protected]
Subject: Re: brunett bored nsa:) – w4m – 27 – (miami)
To: [email protected]“YLook ******@gmail.com Heres the deal.
If you are really trying to get laid this is where chicks go to look for real nsa encounters
all your going to find on craigslist bs and games.
go to THIS SITE (http://bit.ly/Q68eRw redirects to http://www.rudefinder.com/?tid=3652) and create profile as 26 years old or older and you’ll get laid within next half hour max 100% FREE”
Where To File Complaints
- Bitly: Contact Bit.ly
- The dating site: Report Abuse directly to RudeFinder.com.
- Report it to us: Send us all the info you have on a scammer and we will post it on our site.
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Is there any way to stop getting these bit.ly spam messages? I've been getting several each day lately, all claiming I signed up for some website I've never even heard of. Today I got one for some website called Galactosemia, and a link to a male-oriented adult site was in it, which I find annoying, as I am female, not male, and have no interest in male-oriented adult sites.