Check out all the love and blessings from Miami, Florida, also known as Ohio and Texas. #YouHadOneJob #Spamtastic
cc: @ZellaQuixote
The duplicate "blessings from Miami, Florida" tweets came from a network of ten accounts created on Sept 4 2020. These accounts tweet on nearly identical schedules, and almost all of their tweets (96.3%) are replies. Tweets are (allegedly) sent via various Twitter web products.
These ten accounts have sent a multitude of repeated tweets in their two weeks on Twitter. The repeated tweets are a mix of generic pleasantries, praise for various cryptocurrency accounts, and attacks on a Massachusetts social worker.
Who do these accounts reply to? It's an eclectic mix: cryptocurrency accounts, various businesses, Massachusetts state government accounts, a @BJP4India Member, and various suspended accounts, among other things.
Unsurprisingly, the accounts in this spam network use stolen pics. Google image search did a better job finding matches for these than either TinEye or Yandex.
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