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| | WDVL: Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam |
 | | Spam costs the sender very little to send -- most of the costs are borne by the recipient or the carriers. |
 | | Spam is an American phenomenon (born of deep-rooted cultural memes such as Free Speech; consumerism; dislike of intrusive government) that's going to become a global problem soon enough. |
 | | Spam Hater, written for Windows, works with most popular email applications to automatically analyze spam, find the true sender of the message, and prepare a letter of complaint, generates a traceroute query, which helps identify a spammer's upstream ISP. |
| www.wdvl.com /Internet/Protocols/Email/Spam.html (1855 words) |
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