The most manipulated thread on BHW?

[Roger Marquez]

Just like Reddit/Twitter you can pay for likes
somewhere out there in the far far galaxy, there is a bhw smm out there

No need to pay for these, you can harvest BHW accounts and spam a sales thread non-stop.

Not saying that is the case with that sales thread but that type of practice is not new here.

 

[itz_styx]

the pattern of all the accounts who liked that thread is fun.
all more or less the same post count and all new from 2023.
some of them have been already banned as fake accounts lol
can it be any more obvious that all of these are fake?

 

[Scorpion Ghost]

My BST is only 32 pages after 2,5 years.

I'm such a #Noob

I got the proxies to make fake accounts and everything hahahaha

 

[Thunder Digitals]

For the staff to take action, we need to show some proof.

That is the saddest part here.

 

[thebotmaker]

The original account looks bought as well. Username changed and then BST launched. But we can only speculate. For the staff to take action, we need to show some proof.

Surely breaking into the sellers house to obtain the needed proof isn't off the cards, is it?

 

[DeadJoe]

Surely breaking into the sellers house to obtain the needed proof isn't off the cards, is it?

LOL, let's start with this one:

 

[Deleted member 1013995]

LOL, let's start with this one:

"40+ highly driven seo experts."

 

[Zwielicht]

Thank you for sending in a report in addition to opening this thread, @INCC.

We've concluded our investigation into the matter and found that @Spluseo was ordering thread bumps and likes from a service in Bangladesh.

We've also ruled out other possible explanations (e.g., a competitor using a guerilla attack strategy) by comparing the seller's profile model against other 'bad actor' models.

As a result of our investigation, @Spluseo has been banned from Black Hat World. We will also ban the accounts used for thread bumping.

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