What is Spam?
The definition of Spam is open to considerable debate. In general, Spam is considered to be any E-mail that solicits or advertises anything (business, support for political or religious beliefs, web site links), sent to one or more people who did not specifically ask to receive that sort of E-mail from the sender.
Spam generally has other characteristics, including forged headers, fraudulent product offerings, poor grammer and spelling, etc. However, even the most honest, well-crafted message is Spam if it meets the above definition.
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