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professional spammers to
convince a tiny
proportion of
gullible advertisers that it is
viable for
those spammers to stay in business. Finally, new
spammers go into...
- Look up
SPAM,
Spam,
spam, or
spammy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Spam most
often refers to:
Spam (food), a
canned pork meat
product Spamming, unsolicited...
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customers who are
spammers or
resell to
spammers.
Unsolicited bulk
email (UBE) A
synonym for
email spam.
Unsolicited commercial email (UCE)
Spam promoting a...
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Spam (stylized as
SPAM) is a
brand of
processed canned pork and ham made by
Hormel Foods Corporation. It was
introduced in 1937 and
gained po****rity worldwide...
- blog
spam built in due to its prevalence,
although spammers too have
developed tools to cir****vent them. Many
spammers use
special blog
spamming tools...
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improving the
spammer's search engine ranking. At
least since 2014, a new
variation of this form of
spam occurs on
Google Analytics.
Spammers send fake visits...
- A
spam fritter is a
slice of
Spam fried in batter.
Commonly eaten with
chips and
mushy peas,
spam fritters are
served in fish and chip
shops and burger...
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engaging in bulk
electronic spamming,
either on
their own
behalf or on
behalf of others. It is not a list of all
spammers, only
those whose actions have...
- less
attractive target to
spammers than it used to be, and most of the industrial-scale
spammers have now
moved into e-mail
spam instead. The
advent of the...
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often spammers add some “bogus” text to the email, namely, a
number of
words that are most
likely to
appear in
legitimate emails and not in
spam. The earlier...
