Spam

If you spam people you face possibly getting your e-mail account banned and could face federal prosecution. Not to mention that people will be very annoyed with you.

A corporation can be legally incorporated and not necessarily be anything you wish to be a part of.

In this case, your average consumer should be wary of this "opportunity".

They are offering that old concept of you getting paid big bucks to sit around all day mouse clicking. They are appealing to the vanity of a nation who's citizens honestly believe that their opinion is of such value that there are people who would pay to know their brand preference of toilet paper.

Regrettably, this isn't going to really happen, or I'd be doing it myself rather than typing this answer.

The company will NOT pay you until you have taken enough surveys, answered enough ads and clicked on enough emails to have reached $75. But wait, that's not the only delay in your alleged future payment!

It also - and they do say this in the fine print question and answer section - takes up to sixty days (two months) to get credit for each and every click. And if they can't get a confirmation that you clicked, they don't credit.

They also have the sole right to - at their discretion - boot you from the program for any reason whatsoever, and keep all the money that's accrued in your account.

So it boils down to you doing tons of surveys and seeing tons of ads. Day after day, week after week, and yes, even month after month. At some point, you might see money, if everyone is being honest, and if they haven't removed you to make room for another person who can be strung along. (And best case scenario after two months would be to only get a bit of what you "earned" on your first day. And nothing at all if you haven't actually reached $75 according to them.)

As purely icing on the cake, the company's physical address bears an indentical resemblence to Flex Marketing Group, LLC. How odd that two companies - no doubt having nothing to do with each other - have identical addresses, with not so much as a suite number to distinguish them.

Spam is fully cooked so it can be heated any way you like. You can boil it to heat it up.

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It's best to be right up front with this person and tell them you care for someone else. Most people that keep contacting another person as often as this person seldom either get the hint or are in denial. They will make all sorts of excuses as to why you aren't answering their calls or emails. Just be honest with this person. If they continue to phone or email don't answer it.

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Typically, the people you pay for your email are not the ones sending you the spam. Spammers are 3rd party entities who send spam to any email address they can find. ISPs and web providers can do little to stop spam, even for their premium customers. Sure, they can add a spam folder and some algorithms to move suspected spam emails there, but they cannot completely stop the spam.

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No

It means that the email is being held in place. It's not being sent on, it's not being returned, it's being frozen in place.

Spam is a form of junk that is sent to your email address spam would look like this: "Congratulations!! you have won an Iphone 5!!!!" you may be tempted by it, but do not open it as it may contain a virus attachment. Another form of spam is where someone copy's and pastes a certain paragraph or sentence over and over again.

Probably because the people who send unsolicited emails have no concept of the fact that most users have no desire to be bombarded with stuff like that !

You have the right to stop telephone canvassers, and mail-shots being delivered to your door - but it seems that, because email is a global (and electronic) method of communication, it's too difficult to legislate for every country.

Another answer: Because it wastes a large amount of people's time deleting it. Without spam filtering, this can take several minutes per day.

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Created by Hormel in 1937 spam was VERY popular during the second world war for several reasons. It was contained in a can and did not spoil and because it was not rationed like most other meats. Over the past 70 years Spam has gathered a pop culture following and is exceptionally popular in Hawaii and some Asian countries. Spam can be eaten baked, fried, grilled, battered or even straight from the can cold.

Yes, Hormel Foods makes Spam, the food.

You will know if an email message is a hoax if it sounds too good to be true or if it directs you to a fake website. For example, it might direct you to a website that is supposed to belong to a well-known company but when you see the URL, it does not match the one for that company.

It tasted good when put on food.

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Spam is abuse of messaging systems to send pointless bulk messages randomly. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spam_(electronic)

That is not why the website was created. Post a question and you would get an answer.

The organization is a U.S. Government ran Corporation called the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers(ICANN).

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