Here are some ways to combat #spam, and deal with spammers:

• Check your Twitter notification settings.

  

  You can adjust your Twitter notification settings to view @replies from all, none, or just the people you are following.

  Visit Twitter Support for help understanding Twitter @reply settings.

• Report any and all suspected spammers to @spam and Twitter will investigate.

  Visit Twitter Support to find out what is considered spam and how Twitter is cracking down on #spam.

• Blocking someone instead of removing them is also an effective means of combatting #spam. By blocking them, you deny them the ability to follow or @reply.

  Visit Twitter Support to learn how to block someone from following/@replying.

• Do not delete your Twitter account and do not create a new Twitter account.

  This does not combat #spam, nor does it help Twitter deal with spammers effectively.

  Be part of the solution, not part of the problem!

  If you still have problems with #spam and/or spammers on Twitter—email support@twitter.com, or submit a request to the Twitter Support team.

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