A technique used by webmasters (often of adult sites) to advertise bring new visitors to their site via planting a "Who is this hot chick?" or "Where is this photo from?" post (accompanied by a picture) on web message boards. The goal is to elicit the answer that directs new users to their pay site in a way that doesn't violate most forums' rule of 'No advertising'.
Often, if the poster is unsuccessful in finding someone to post the correct link, they will either post a response with the correct link saying they somehow found it, or create another poster account to do so.
Often, if the poster is unsuccessful in finding someone to post the correct link, they will either post a response with the correct link saying they somehow found it, or create another poster account to do so.
She's hot, but everyone's seen that lame site. It's 8 years old now. Are you trying to pull a reversal-spam on us?
by Michael Foley NY August 16, 2007
by bazils September 09, 2009
Jennifer: Wow, Matt is so cute, talk about eye candy, he is a sexy beast.
Dick and John: What are we eye spam?
Dick and John: What are we eye spam?
by Donna S March 27, 2008
by The spam eye haters August 04, 2015
A garrulous, slightly black-humored, self-deprecating, and completely unpersonalized email sent to friends in family to keep in touch.
While it was nice to know Tom was trying to keep in touch, all I would ever receive were his impersonal Love Spams.
by biznizzy December 13, 2008
spam of a loving sort, commonly enjoyed by people that appreciate the nice sort of creepiness shared within certain relationships.
often used on facebook and through texts.
however, may not be met with appreciation by those who don't have a sense of humour.
often used on facebook and through texts.
however, may not be met with appreciation by those who don't have a sense of humour.
matt: "I LOVE YOU"
matt: "<3"
matt: "I LOVE YOU LOTS"
matt: "LOTS OF LOVE"
ash: can you quit the love spam, please.
matt: "<3"
matt: "I LOVE YOU LOTS"
matt: "LOTS OF LOVE"
ash: can you quit the love spam, please.
by lovespammmm February 17, 2010
The action of going to someone’s profile on a social media (usually Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or TikTok) and repeatedly liking all their posts, filling the victim’s notifications with spam.
by Sauce boi July 18, 2021