Junk or spam email
The best way to stop spam from getting into email is to install spam blocking software. This can be purchased at electronics stores, or downloaded from websites.
It came from someone that you don't personally know.
If you are receiving an email (spam - unwanted email) from the company in your email inbox, do not open the email. Simply click to thick the small box at the left side of the email. Then click on Spam button at the top view of your Gmail windows. The email will be mark as Spam and automatically sent to your Gmail spam folder. You'll never get the email from the same sender you'd been mark as Spam anymore as all the email from theme will directly go to your Spam folder.
Spammers use clusters of hacked computers (a botnet) to send spam, so they can send loads of unwanted email at very little cost. There are spam affliate programs out there that pay spammers a share when some people buy a product after receiving a spam email, thereby generating an income to spammers.
The only reason your email would be in the recievers spam box is if they marked your email as spam from a previous email you sent them. If they have marked your email as spam tell them to go into thier spam box and press "this is not spam" button whatever that is.
If spam a great quantity of emails to someone or send spam/advertising emails to someone you risk having your email address blacklisted. This means when you go to send an email to someone instead of it going to their inbox it will be directed to their spam folder. Basically sending a bombardment of emails can result in getting your account filtered out by spam detectors.
Ask your question again with a little more information. Do you mean the canned meat product, Spam, or the email nasties? "Who brought Spam" makes me think of someone bringing a can of Spam to a party.
Yes, it is illegal to email someone without their consent under certain circumstances, such as sending unsolicited commercial emails (spam) or harassing emails. This is covered by laws such as the CAN-SPAM Act in the United States.
Spam. Up to 90% of the email today is spam.
The email just goes into the spam box.
Bots created by people send email spam.