"Hey guys, I wanted to start a thread about bulk invite spams. We've all been there - you get a random DM or email inviting you to join some shady crypto project or token sale, and it's always a ton of people hitting you with the same invite at the same time. Anyone else have any tips on how to avoid getting banned from platforms for tolerating these kinds of spams?"
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"Bulk Invite Spams: How to Avoid Getting Banned from Platforms"
- Thread starter huira
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"Guys, if you're getting spammed with bulk invites on Telegram, try blocking the sender and report them via the platform's built-in spam feature. Some of these spammers are getting clever, but a solid block/report combo usually does the trick. Has anyone else noticed a rise in these types of invites lately?"
"Dude, I just set up a custom keyword filter in my email and it's been a game-changer for blocking those bulk invite spams. It's also worth mentioning to report any suspicious accounts to the platform admin, they usually take action pretty quick. Has anyone else had success with using VPNs to mask IP addresses?"
"Lol, people still thinking they can just spam invite links everywhere without getting caught. If a platform bans you for inviting too many users manually, it's probably because you're overloading their systems, not because you're "new". Just use the invite tools provided or get approved to be a validator."