Just Got Blogspammed by a Competitor - What to Do?

How to Handle Competitive Blogspammer who sucks?

  • Report to his ISP and Webhost without telling him

    Votes: 8 15.1%
  • Just reply and tell him to fuck off and not to try steppin up to this

    Votes: 4 7.5%
  • Be nice and give him some hints but tell him to compete elsewhere

    Votes: 6 11.3%
  • Xrumer his site with beastiality keywords and such

    Votes: 30 56.6%
  • Combo of 1 and 2

    Votes: 5 9.4%

  • Total voters
    53

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So I just got spammed 4 times on the same blog I own (personal blog) by a direct competitor (who isn't ranking nearly as well as I am) on a keyword I actively target and dominate. His site flat out sucks and he didn't use a proxy.

He's clearly a beginning affiliating marketer (not that I'm a pro, but I'm getting better).

What should I do?
 


Back in 2001 I had a community type of site and expanded it to have a classifieds section. A competitor in my city posted a fake ad on the classified with a random persons phone number... something like, "My name is Judy call *number* and I'll suck your.... etc." I never really moderated the thing as it didn't have much action. But then got a call from the random persons parents and boyfriend about the post etc. (pissed off of course and threatening)

I went to his upstream and his host shut his site down. I then noticed that he had a plural domain name, but didn't reg the singular name, so proceeded to reg it and forward it to my site.

It was surprising that he had many prospective customers who'd actually type in the domain (singular version). They dug my site more and became my customers.

Anyway... just brought back some memories, good luck
 
Destroy his home and livestock. Kill his children. Ravage his wife.

(Or go with the XRumer idea, only find all of his other sites, post comments to thoroughly link between them and then Xrumer them too.)