People spreading FUD should also be cautioned.
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Unfortunately, nowadays there exists no prominent way to stop certain addresses from spamming you and sending money. It's important to note that receiving one of these transactions means little or nothing. There is nothing that the sender can get from you, including information. The only solution is to ignore these messages and eventually spammers will find this less efficient.

What you do not understand. Please explain, we will help explain it to you. We help with pleasure.

Beware a guy called Robocop using fake accounts to promote himself, he's cheating a bunch of people and he also likes to insult

Such a long time, back in days, I think banning pools from advertising in threads is too harsh. There should be rules about how they are presented and how often they are posted maybe....

As a coin issuer, advertising depends very much on the amount of available budget, but still we have to be careful of the awareness rather than utilization effect. This means, though awareness is good, but being unable to convert the ads into investment can be a potential waste of money. As an ICO company, we need to be very careful in our marketing expenditure. Unlike many other ICO companies that splurge in advertising dollars, we can't afford to do so, and likewise, spending too much of existing investors' money couldnt justify our means. So, I agree that limited advertising for awareness is good, but being able to draw investor's attention and investment is better. Ultimately, besides investors making money after the ICO event, the human cause of the ICO is also important. Because it is not just about technology and making money, running a good cause to improve human lives is one of the top reasons too.

@Tony, thanks for your feedback. Let me be direct on my earlier comments. Graz.me is going thru our ico (ico.graz.me) (https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/3438680.msg38758496#msg38758496). There are 3 different modes of advertisements. Above-the-line (ATL), BTL (Below-the-line), and On-the-line (OTL). Depending on the budget available, different companies will engage advertising differently. ATL specific programs are meant for awareness without much returns in mind, while BTL programs are more direct with returns in computation. OTL programs are more of a combination of ATL and BTL.

Depending on the marketing budgets available, different ICO companies will use different programs to reach the audience. Unfortunately, for Graz.me, we are more budget constraint, and we tend to use more of the BTL programs to justify our advertising campaigns with specific returns in mind. There are no right or wrong answers (in my humble opinion) to the advertisements and this all depends on the budget available.

so, why is everyone doing it?

Yes, I agree that spam is not allowed, as it is sometimes very confusing with the appearance of ads that are not qualified and unfit for display and this needs to be limited because it already exceeds what information we know.

I tried several times to ask for information about it, in exchange I received only ban from Mr. Mprep.

I was one of those who published ads like the one you mentioned and I was (rightly?) banned.

Like me, others, but why does this continue to spam without any disturbance?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1502204;sa=showPosts

Now Mr. Mprep will read this my post, banning me but the spam guy will continue to post.

Two weights and two measures