We do our best to keep the BESS Exchange free of spam and spammers, but occasionally a spammer manages to post spam on the Exchange. Rest assured that we will remove the spam post and ban the spammer as soon as possible.
Best advice: When you see a spam post about supplements, Russian beach towels, enlarge your whatever, or some other obvious crap not related to the Exchange, simply don't open the post. The spammers want you to read it, so just resist the urge and don't.
This is especially true if the spammer posts a web link. DO NOT CLICK THE LINK! Links posted by spammers can be phishing or a malicious browser attack subjecting your computer to a security breach. It is also good general advice that if you receive an email from an unknown or not trusted source that contains a web link, don't click the link and never give out personal information. Clicking links and providing personal information is the most common way people get into trouble.
Please feel free to PM admin, or email admin@bessex.com if you have any questions or concerns. We are always more than happy to be of assistance.
Best advice: When you see a spam post about supplements, Russian beach towels, enlarge your whatever, or some other obvious crap not related to the Exchange, simply don't open the post. The spammers want you to read it, so just resist the urge and don't.
This is especially true if the spammer posts a web link. DO NOT CLICK THE LINK! Links posted by spammers can be phishing or a malicious browser attack subjecting your computer to a security breach. It is also good general advice that if you receive an email from an unknown or not trusted source that contains a web link, don't click the link and never give out personal information. Clicking links and providing personal information is the most common way people get into trouble.
Please feel free to PM admin, or email admin@bessex.com if you have any questions or concerns. We are always more than happy to be of assistance.
