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I am new to this forum found this discussion board very interesting and would like to share and contribute here. just a quick hi to everyone.

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Hi and welcome to the forum. What area of collecting interests you?

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Hi and welcome to the forum. What area of collecting interests you?

Rupees from the IP address ...

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Hi, and Welcome to the forum :)

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Welcome !

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Looks a bit spammy to me. Are you real national-coin-depository?

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I'm always a bit reluctant to assume that everyone with an IP in the Indian sub-continent is a spammer. Fortunately most give themselves away by the randomness of their posts!

In this case I thought I'd give national coin depository the benefit of the doubt and allow a day or two for him/her to make a contribution. If there's none I'll get rid of the thread.

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Looks a bit spammy to me. Are you real national-coin-depository?

If a spammer, then the bots are getting even more intelligent - making up usernames that have some relevance to the forum in question!

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You certainly get recurring garbage from the Indian subcontinent. The nonsense below appeared two days ago:

Good Morning Sir,

This is mail, informing you regarding "Rice Pulling Coin"
This coin contain Copper Iridium. It is useful mostly in satellites ,and nuclear fussion.
100% Genuine, (no fake) found in tribes of Odissa State.
I have attached some videos, Have a look. Its is good deal.
Cost of coin in Crores and profit also in Crores.
Are you interested. Looking for genuine buyer.
Test method are
1. Coin to Rice 3 inches with in 3 min.
2. Colour:- Brown Dust Clour.
3. Rice to Rice 1.5inches or less than.
4. Torch Bulb get fused, near to coin.
5. A candle flame bends towards this coin
6. Second Hand stop of Wrist hand watch, kept near of Coin.
Any Enquiry, Feel free to call. Awaiting for positive feed back.
Regards
Prasanta
+91 7569693286

I have not looked at or appended the video so haven't a clue what it is about, but have left his contact details so that any bot can record them for posterity. :D Moderators please take note.

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Looks a bit spammy to me. Are you real national-coin-depository?

If a spammer, then the bots are getting even more intelligent - making up usernames that have some relevance to the forum in question!

Oh, I assumed that, similar to the people that phone regularly to tell me they are from Microsoft and need to remove viruses from my computer, it's a room full of graduates somewhere in India that are paid to register on forums and make a post. However I have no idea why! It's not like the old days where they included a link to Russian brides in their post. They just seem to post once then go away ... what's in it for them?

Even if it's a super-intelligent bot, very clever to link in to the theme of the site, but .. why bother??

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Rob, that's hilarious!

Tom - I think it might be something to do with having made 'genuine' registrations on actual websites, that Indian user can be converted into a bot for use wherever bots get used? Something to do with 'web presence'. But I don't really know.

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That's absolutely brilliant Rob! Clearly written by the same guy who penned the assembly instructions for a bookcase I recently bought.

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