DJ Company spamming DJ forums

[SEDJ]

Not sure what the point of doing this, but, this is being posted on various DJ forums
"
DJ party for wedding
Its my sister's wedding coming up and we want to have a DJ party dance. Will a 1200W sound be enough for a 1200 sqft hall? I'm hiring the premium DJ package of abbeyroad from Toronto - *** website link was here*** Kindly give in your suggestions to make my sister's wedding party better."

You can see where they have been posting here
"Its my sister's wedding coming up and we want to have a DJ party dance" - Google Search

Can not figure out the purpose of this one, other than self promotion , but doing it on DJ forums is probably the last place you are going to be getting clients too book.

 

[ittigger]

The way I'm reading it is kind of confusing too.

It's the sisters wedding and will 1200W be enough for the room .. but they're hiring the premium package from abbeyroad??

 

[Jeff Romard]

Probably for SEO purposes....If they show up here I'll let them know exactly how much is needed

 

[Dan The Man]

It's been going around. I see it on another DJ board I manage and we've been getting hit with a good amount of new users that are all spammers. Their IPs are out of Russia or the Middle East and the email address always ends with @outlook.com. Luckily our preventative anti-spam tools kicks them into moderation before they can post.

Due to the spammers being out of Russia and the Middle East I'm guessing it's an ESL issue; They don't understand the difference between a forum for DJs vs a forum for people looking for DJs.

 

[Proformance]

They are a rental and novelty provider - not a DJ service. It is free advertising and gets their name in front of any Toronto are DJs who happen to follow the link. DJs are frequent customers for all kinds of novelty and event rental stock.

To be more precise - the type of DJ or DJ operation they are looking for is not likely to be on a these forums. They just haven't figured that out yet.