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1. Sending spam is a violation of the Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) of most ISPs, and can lead to the termination of the sender's account. (Web site)
2. Sending SPAM is a HUGE no-no in the world of the internet.
3. Not sending Spam is just one of those. (Web site)

Worms

1. Back-door functionality left behind by worms has been used for sending spam in this manner [188].

Bad Reputation

1. Certain desktop e-mail listserver programs, as well as ASP hosted listservers, have developed a bad reputation for sending spam.

Termination

1. Sending spam violates the Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) of almost all Internet Service Providers, and can lead to the termination of the sender's account.

Connection

1. Our web host would email us and warn us that if we did not stop our users for sending SPAM, our server would be removed from their connection. (Web site)

Internet

1. They note that most hosts on the Internet send no mail, and when a new host starts sending mail, there is an upwards of 95% chance that it's sending spam. (Web site)

Surest Way

1. Sending spam, or unsolicited e-mail, is the fastest, surest way to generate bad will.

Basic Techniques

1. Thus, one of the basic techniques of sending spam has become to send it from someone else's computer and network connection.

Addresses

1. A. A blacklist is a database containing internet addresses (or IP addresses) used by individuals or companies sending spam. (Web site)

Cd-Roms

1. These are CD-ROMs purportedly containing lists of e-mail addresses, for use in sending spam to these addresses.

Spammer

1. This campaign stemmed from the tendency of casual email users to reply to spam, in order to complain about the spam and ask the spammer to stop sending spam. (Web site)

Spammers

1. Besides sending spam, spammer viruses serve spammers in other ways.
2. Due to the low cost of sending spam, even with the extremely low response rate, spammers can make a significant profit fairly easily.

Sending Spam

1. Blacklists - Lists of domains and IP addresses that have been reported or accused of sending spam.
2. These are CD-ROMs purportedly containing lists of email addresses, for use in sending spam to these addresses.

Categories

1. Blacklists
2. Spammers
3. Cd-Roms
4. Aup
5. Basic Techniques
6. Books about "Sending Spam" in Amazon.com
   

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