spammer
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- noun
- /ˈspæmər/
- Texting
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remitente de correo no deseado
- She reported the spammer who bombarded her inbox with unsolicited promotions.
Plus, they will never sell your information to spammers, so you won't get the unwanted calls and emails the harassment.
- Plus, they will never sell your information to spammers, so you won't get the unwanted calls and emails the harassment.
- I'm going to take these spammers on dot TO, but something I've seen that they do is they'll say like, hey, have a gift for you.
- But Glue just started writing all of the software for the spammers and stuff that would do all this, you know, hosting, posting, messaging type.
Examples
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However, some sites are full of spammers; therefore, it certainly has its problems.
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Nobody wants a bunch of spammers and telemarketers calling their main line.
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If not, you may appear as a spammer, which can hurt your ratings and traffic.
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The subject line of an email sent by an anonymous spammer.
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I have the same spammer on my blog all the time trying to promote their website.
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Here are a few I got today that the spammers intended to post here:
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I have a lot of experience tracking down spammers and other internet criminals.
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There are organizations that create blacklists of spammers and block all traffic to and from suspect addresses.
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Members should have the ability to block specific email addresses (spammers) from reaching their inbox.
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By switching to publishing blogs, Spang says she not only avoids the spammer problem but has increased the reach of her efforts.
Academic text (2006)
How Automated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word spammer comes from spam, the name for repeated, unwanted messages. People started using spam after the canned meat SPAM was joked about in a Monty Python sketch where the word 'Spam' was said 'over and over' and covered other talk, so a spammer is someone who sends messages 'over and over' until they annoy people.