What are those codes spammers post of fb groups

[orlan195]

Hello, I just saw lately those spammer codes like this:
***BE CV BK 2025 -R-D BE CV BK.2025 -R-D***
anyone know what is it?
why it always the same code?
what are they do with that?
tnx all

 

[DQ Agency]

Those codes are usually automated spam markers, not real content. They’re often generated by bots or spam networks to test posting limits, bypass filters, or tag internal campaigns. The reason the code looks the same is because it’s reused as an identifier to track where the spam gets through or which accounts survive longer. It’s not meant for users — it’s mainly for the spammer’s internal tracking.

 

[orlan195]

On which platform do they use?
And with that logic I expect it to be different between other sapammers

Those codes are usually automated spam markers, not real content. They’re often generated by bots or spam networks to test posting limits, bypass filters, or tag internal campaigns. The reason the code looks the same is because it’s reused as an identifier to track where the spam gets through or which accounts survive longer. It’s not meant for users — it’s mainly for the spammer’s internal tracking.

 

[DQ Agency]

On which platform do they use?
And with that logic I expect it to be different between other sapammers

Unfortunately, I don't know what software they used. I think they probably paid a software expert to create it themselves, as I haven't seen any paid or free versions online that use this spamming method.

 

[Marketing Wyn]

These codes are usually sent from spam messages and are not useful. The reason the codes look the same is because they are reused as an identifier to track where spam gets through or which accounts last longer. They're not for the user—primarily for internal tracking by the spammer. In my opinion, you should check your account.

 

[Deleted member 1902336]

Those strings are usually internal tracking or anti-duplicate markers used by spam networks — basically campaign IDs so they can track posts, rotate assets, or bypass simple duplicate detection. They repeat because the same network/script is pushing content at scale.

 

[E98B. Marketing Agency]

These codes often come from spam messages and have no real value. They're similar because they're reused as identifiers to track spam leaks or accounts that last longer, primarily for internal monitoring by spammers. I recommend you check your account.

 

[MOND AGENCY MARKETING]

those are usually internal spammer markers, not real codes that do anything to fb itself. they reuse the same pattern so their bots or groups can track posts, test filters, or identify where the content was copied from. u see them repeated because it's automation, not manual behavior, basically tagging noise for their own workflow, nothing you need to worry about

 

[MercuryAgency]

Essentially, this is code used by bots to identify and cross-interact with posts, pushing them to trending without being flagged as spam by Facebook. The main purpose is to create fake interactions to lure users to fraudulent links or gambling websites, just ignore it.

 

[Alex drimar]

This is usually a campaign identifier used by spam or bot networks, not a random code.

They reuse the same code so their system can track, categorize, or test performance across multiple spam waves.

The purpose is typically to bypass spam filters, mark traffic sources, or check which accounts or groups are still active.

It has no meaning for regular users and is only useful to the sender.

 

[evebeatot]

These types of codes are often associated with spam activity and usually don’t have any practical value for users. They may be reused as internal identifiers for tracking or monitoring purposes. It’s a good idea to review your account activity and security settings to make sure everything is normal.