How a prolific spammer built a 750,000-strong Twitter army to promote his scam (TWTR)

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By Rob PriceApr 1, 2015, 8:26 am65 pts
Spam is a big problem for Twitter. Anyone who has used the social network for any length of time will have come into contact with spam accounts — egg avatars or stolen photos of attractive women, promoting bogus medicines and get-rich quick schemes. They will follow you, tweet at you, then melt away as…

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