The basic idea behind the Antispam Spambot Honeypot is to poison the spammers' address databases with lots of useless, randomly generated fake email addresses.
You can see the Antispam Spambot Honeypot at work here:
playgoerslr@ztprobe.com
padsea@lerasper.com.de
urbanistho@iisidekick.com
kodaksuj@ocyates.com
sliestc7@lvlawlessly.com.uk
percent0g@mysquinting.com
dispraised6@5epurebred.com
percentzi@wdservitor.com
eunicehr@y7baller.com
laminarin08@vdsodalite.com
taxidermyqq@jrbylines.biz.uk
tinkledxb@5wtabbing.com.no
evictsyf@ebinterleaf.com
eosinejy@mwsupposal.com
pretendmn@xvevicts.com
guacamoleyz@xvtopcross.com.fi
probear@vkjocosity.com
feeders27@ybpolypary.com
galvestonuk@2mhaltere.com.de
yatesov@tldock.com
scrubbierza@zioatcakes.com
scapinh2@cwautumn.com
ruggedc0@rwbrings.net.br
heyss@mrstick.net.ca
All you have to do now is to place a link to this page on your website, blog or forum so that whenever a spammer's bot scans your site, it will be sucked into the Antispam Spambot Honeypot. To link to this page, just use this simple HTML code (e.g. on your home page):
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