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What is 'spam'?
The term 'spam' refers to all the email that you receive from sources that you did not authorize to send you communication or phone calls and text messages aimed at selling things or spying on data. The greatest portion of email sent throughout the internet today is unsolicited messages, otherwise known as spam. These include advertising messages, offers to get rich, adult dating, online pharmaceutical drugs and gambling promotions from sources you aren't familiar with.
You can tell that emails are spam when you don't recognize the sender and the offer seems too good to be true. Some other warning signs are if there is an attached file, the content of the email doesn't match the subject, the content is written in poor English with misspellings, there is a claim that the message is urgent or there is a "limited time" to reply. What helps you to recognize spam? Use the Anti-Spam Guide or our reverse search tools: Reverse Phone Lookup, Reverse Email Lookup or IP Checker.
An example of spam and scam can be found here in this extensive and informative article:
COVID-19 SCAMOur community lives from spam messages from affected users. Therefore a request to you: If you have received a fraudulent phone call, or a strange text message on your smartphone, or more often, a spam email, please write a short comment here to inform other people. The detectspam.com database contains over 3 million of these complaints about email addresses, spam servers and phone numbers. The following complaints have recently been added to our database:
Recent Comments
User
I received a call from somewhere in Jamaica, NY from a person with really heavy accent. I´m guessing Indian. He told me I was the lucky winner of 1.5 million dollars on a sweepstake. They would deliver an F-150 together with the cash to my front door. Then he insists that I get a piece of paper to give me information about the documentation I will need. I pushed back and he then called my phone on a different line and the 936 622 2725 popped on my screen. He said that is his personal number and that I need to call him to process the payment. BE CAREFUL! If it is too good to be true...
User
Somehow this person knew my first name, and pretended I won something. They included a link I was supposed to click on.
Anonymous
There is no one answering when you answer the call. And they called these last three days until we blocked the number finally. Don't know who they are. We now have quite a long list of blocked numbers.
Anonymous
Said she looking for Donna Jackson, and she is from a collection company. Told her that there is no such person related to my phone number, and that I have no unpaid bills, so she should stop calling right away. She insisted, so I just had to hang up on her.
Anonymous
Call was again about warranty renewal. Voicemail said you can call them back at 833-304-1447 for further details, or just hang up "to decline coverage opportunities." Blocked both numbers. They are such a pain in the back.