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Answered by S S , an ibibo Master, at 6:01 PM on December 30, 2008

spam (1) another term for junk e-mail. (2) to distribute unrequested messages across the internet messages across the internet or an online service. spammers often flood newsgroup with messages and send e-mail messages to thousands of individuals. spam messages often attempt to sell a product or service (like regular junk mail) but frequently carry negative, indecent, or obsence material.

Answered by Nishu%27s , an ibibo Master, at 10:01 PM on December 01, 2008

The term "spam" is Internet slang that refers to unsolicited commercial email (UCE) or unsolicited bulk email (UBE). Some people refer to this kind of communication as junk email to equate it with the paper junk mail that comes through the US Mail. Unsolicited email most often contains advertisements for services or products, but very few reputable marketers use UCE to advertise. The most commonly seen spam includes the following:

* Phishing scams, a very popular and dangerous form of email fraud
* Foreign bank scams or advance fee fraud schemes
* Pyramid schemes, including multilevel marketing (MLM)
* Other "Get Rich Quick" or "Make Money Fast" (MMF) schemes
* Quack health products and remedies
* Ads for pornographic web sites
* Offers of software for collecting email addresses and sending UCE
* Offers of bulk emailing services for sending UCE
* Chain letters (for more information, see About chain mail)
* Illegally pirated software ("Warez")

Answered by Alok , an ibibo Master, at 10:53 AM on December 01, 2008

Spam is unsolicited bulk e-mail; i.e. online junk mail. Usually junk e-mail doesn't contain the recipient's address on the "To" line. Instead, the addressee is a made-up name, such as "friend.com." Or the address on the "To" line is identical to the one on the "From' line.

It is also a form of meat in a can. The word Spam came from a company called Hormel, who makes a form of meat preserved in a can, popular with being able to be taken on trips and such when spam is more convenient than actual meat. But the computer related term "spam" comes from 2 American lawyers Canter and Siegel, who invented the term while earning money by obtaining Greencards for people. More can be found at web site below.

IN ADDITION TO ALL OF THIS, SPAM IS A PERSON.
http://www.spamfighter.com /FAQ_SPAM_Default.asp

Answered by Santosh Kuma , an ibibo Master, at 9:34 AM on December 01, 2008