Why is Mikhail Rusakov forced to spam his courses?

Question

Toaster

DB structure for storing comments?
Here's a screenshot of the handsome guy:

Answer 1

Previously, we deleted several dozen accounts from which some imbecile spammed these courses

and he decided to try a new tactic: post a large number of non-spam responses first, and then spam those courses. And again, I didn't guess.

Answer 2

Let him for each spam / PR post (instead of captcha) be tested from 5 questions on knowledge of PHP!
The wedge is knocked out with a wedge!)
PS: it is quite possible that he will learn something for real!

Answer 3

I don't even know which is worse:

1. A man trying to sell his crappy php courses in 2017
   
2. The person who will buy at least one php course in 2017
   

Answer 4

because IT courses are currently a gold mine for enterprising scammers, and just a bottom for those who rush there after reading articles in the style of "millions are made in IT"

Answer 5

Now everyone would like to promote Rusakov together.
Bravo, longclaps and devalone . This is a great anti- advertising. Let's link to the scoundrel, add it to the question itself, let users know that they shouldn't go there.
1) We write a "hot" question on the Toaster, be sure to indicate the necessary keywords in the title. As an example:
"Why is Mikhail Rusakov forced to spam his courses ?", it was worth adding "PHP" and the trust domain toster.ru at the end, he would do his job and raise the question in the TOP of search engines for targeted queries. 2) There are no obvious hints of spam, because, oddly enough, we counteract it.
We publish a screenshot, allegedly of a "malicious spammer", we are waiting for a response.
3) We are waiting for a popular answer (better from the Moderator, yeah), in the comments between times we publish a screenshot with a link (better larger) to the same site (in this case, to Rusakov), we will definitely say what a scoundrel it is, do not go there.
4) We are waiting for other answers. Needless to say, the majority of users who come in will follow the link out of curiosity. So, by the way, once, in bearded times, contact bots "worked".
5) The user enters the site, put a filter and then ... turn on our SI skills and make him change his mind and buy the course.
6) ???
7) PROFIT!!11

Answer 6

I can assume: because his courses are crap.

Answer 7

Isn't the toaster for stupid questions?
Well spam and okay, figs with him, with his courses.

Answer 8

This question also promotes his share.

Answer 9

Because he's a one-letter weirdo...

Answer 10

It is very strange how this friend has not yet become an object of desire for the Bitrix development department. I had a chance to see his "courses" ... One question arose - "Where do they come from"

Answer 11

I'm ashamed to admit I fell into the trap of this eccentric with the letter "m". I don’t know why I didn’t read the comments right away that Mikhail Rusakov is a scammer. I trusted his guarantee and now I know that the content of the course is bullshit, as well as Mikhail himself. I thought that he didn’t like me so much that he was behaving so boorishly. Now I found a bunch of reviews and I understand that this is in the order of things for him. So, what if you came across my comment before buying Rusakov's course - stop and read the reviews. Save a lot of time and nerves. The courses are not worth the time spent, and there will be no return. It's in a nutshell and without swearing :) Ah, so I would describe what I think about him!

Answer 12

For search promotion, advertising among IT people / sympathizers, and in the end - to make money.

Answer 13

Same thing with my return. You can see more about the recall in the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sd-oVMxvqEQ