Scrapebox Generic Comments

@nahor: hahaa man I've just got this from your suggested site:

Hole knifes ass across a method. Ass shines. When will the minute elephant prefix a completing salt? The dumb phenomenon impresses ass with another incapable consumer. Ass laughs against hole.
 
wikipedia articles... take those articles for a spin on The Best Spinner and use the paragraphs as comments ;)
 
@nahor: hahaa man I've just got this from your suggested site:

Try the paragraph too without any words in the box, comes up with some pretty good stuff.

I made 150 sayings then dropped em in BestSpinner and whoa...

Was alot of copying and pasting to do over and over but got alot of great comments out of it and will just do it all over from month to month to make them even more unique.
 
Go to some auto approved blog which shit-out-of-spam (with 1000+comments) and see the comments people leave, some are pretty good. Combine them into something of your own.

Proven to work everytime. Even though I have been using sb only for the past few days, I have helped other fellas with their comments.

If you need that kinds of blogs pm me I'll send you a list.
 
Go to blogs and rewrite and spin comments that have been approved. Keep it to a few sentences. Here is a generic (unspun comment)

"Not sure if I agree with everything here (I quibble) but for the most part you are dead-on. This is something my husband is interested and I want to get him to read and comment on too."
 
I offer this service on other forums. Basically, the way to do it is to find a few good generic comments and then spin them....that way you will end up with unique generic comments which will not be picked up by akismet ;)
 
I usually spend few hours on reading comments posted in good, well known blogs, moderated of course and take them, mix by my own and make new ones.
 
Make it relevant and specific to the blog. This does not work and will get canned by Askimet instantly:

"Terrific, that' s exactly what I was seeking for! You just spared me alot of work"

A few minutes of work with a customized relevant comment will get you posted.
 
I took all the spammy comments from a super spammed autoapprove blogengine blog and threw them in MAR.
Thats a squared spam comment lmao
Posted via Mobile Device
 
I had one ages ago simply saying "I love your blog, it made my penis bigger"

I accepted it just because its awesome, I even used it when commenting for a test run and had nearly all the comments accepted!!
 
"Best way to understand real comments is by reading real comments!" - agree with that.

Also would also add that the best way of spotting spam and too generic comments is to run a few blogs of your own and moderate the comments queues. Very soon you will see the same generic rubbish in comment after comment with the occassional ok comment. When you come to a few comments you are happy to approve pause for a moment , check why they did not trigger your personal spam alarm and then use this learning to develop a few higher quality generic comments of your own.

Excellent advice - anyone trying to comment spam is well-advised to setup some blogs of their own and mod them. Great way to see how things look from the other side, and you can do test runs of your own campaigns on them as well when you are experimenting.

Trust me, in a matter of days, you will have all the following wonders and more:

"{Indubitably|Assuredly|Comfortably} yours is the {shiniest|prettiest|bestest} site I have read..."

all-Cyrillic, all the time

30-40 links in a single comment

tons o' porn links

and a veritable wonderland of other spam, ham, and psychotic messages (one of my AB's is a fansite for a female recording artist, and I periodically get comments addressed to her, asking her to marry the commenter, or send them her panties, or other various stalker-ish behaviour).
 
I like to use famous quotes relevant to the blogs I'm scraping. Using a quote list is an easy way to get a lot of poignant comments fast.
 
I like to use famous quotes relevant to the blogs I'm scraping. Using a quote list is an easy way to get a lot of poignant comments fast.

not a bad idea, like it. i know tons of people on facebook and twitter that will post a quote and get at least 10-15 people saying something about it, always good too
 
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