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Unwanted detail which are not required either by the user or by the sender.
Though it might be usefull for the sender, but they way he describes that makes it spam to the READER.
Answered by Moheed, 24 Oct '07 10:03 pm
Though it might be usefull for the sender, but they way he describes that makes it spam to the READER.
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Spam is any message or posting, regardless of its content, that is sent to multiple recipients who have not specifically requested the message. Spam can also be multiple postings of the same message to newsgroups or list servers that aren't related to the topic of the message. Other common terms for spam include UCE (unsolicited commercial email) and UBE (unsolicited bulk email).
The individuals who send spam are typically people who purchased or harvested a list of email addresses. They send messages from numerous different addresses to all areas of the Web. These messages tend to be "forged," to hide who actually sent them.
Answered by shijin francis, 24 Oct '07 10:02 pm
The individuals who send spam are typically people who purchased or harvested a list of email addresses. They send messages from numerous different addresses to all areas of the Web. These messages tend to be "forged," to hide who actually sent them.
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Unsolicited commercial email, SPAM emails can be very annoying and can clog up your inbox. ...
Answered by himanshu sharma, 24 Oct '07 10:02 pm
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