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I've got a spammer by the name of Jesse who just keeps coming, even after several account deletions:

This case appears to be resolved, but can something be done about this so that these types of spam attacks are prevented in the future?

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Account How should we handle spammers who recreate accounts after deletion seems to be nothing to spammer Jesse?

I've got a spammer by the name of Jesse who just keeps coming, even after several account deletions:

http://superuser.com/users/162151/jesse
http://superuser.com/users/162150/jesse
http://superuser.com/users/162141/user162141
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I've got a spammer by the name of Jesse who just keeps comingThis case appears to be resolved, even after several account deletions. Canbut can something be done about this so that these types of spam attacks are prevented in the future?

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