Spamming

[Ryder]

There is no way spamming can be used that is going to be beneficial or appreciated by people that have been spammed which are likely your customers or potential customers. It is repulsive and very annoying.

 

[Roberto]

While you think that is a good idea, its not. Had you of spammed me, I'd of reported you to Stop Forum Spam which means your IP address, email and username would be listed in a spam database. Do you really want that? If you spam, you risk being tagged as a spammer on your reputation. Instead of spamming, utilize signature links, blog links and so on by contributing something worthy and engaging with other readers. Be friendly, bring something to the table and develop friendships, people will want to be associated with you more.

I avoid spamming completely. It's better to grow naturally by adding value to discussions. A good reputation takes time to build, but it can be damaged very quickly by spam.