Spam definition

Spam means unsolicited commercial communications, including unsolicited commercial messages as referred to in section 5.2.1.

Spam means a large number of unsolicited email messages (typically over 500 per month) with similar content sent or received in a single operation or a series of related operations.

Spam means sending unsolicited and/or bulk emails;

Examples of Spam in a sentence

• Spam or junk mail will be blocked and reported to the email provider.

• PRIVACY Each party agrees to comply with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (Privacy Act) and any other applicable privacy or data protection laws regulating the collection, storage, use and disclosure of “personal information” as defined under the Privacy Act, including the Spam Act 2003 (Cth) and Do Not Call Register Act 2006 (Cth) and do all that is reasonably needed on each of our parts to enable the other to comply with them.

• See (i) Appendix 1 – Service Level Commitment for Virus Detection and Blocking, Spam Effectiveness, or False Positive and (ii) Appendix 2 – Service Level Commitment for Uptime and Email Delivery.

• Spam training system − Ability to train the system to relearn email as clean or non- clean.

More Definitions of Spam

Spam means emails and messages that meet any one or more of the following criteria: (i) unsolicited mailing, usually sent to a large number of addressees; (ii) contains false or misleading statements; (iii) does not truthfully identify the source or the originating IP Address and / or the originating email address;

Spam means unsolicited commercial Email;

Spam means unsolicited e-mail messages, including bulk commercial advertising or informational announcements.

Spam means unauthorized and/or unsolicited electronic mass mailings.

Spam means unsolicited commercial Email.

Spam or ”Unsolicited Promotions” means e-mails, text messages and/or other messages that are sent by Affiliate, directly or indirectly, including, but not limited to messages that are posted on newsgroups, chat boards, instant messaging systems, and other types of online forums or sent to mobile phones and which: (a) are directed at people who have not consented to receiving promotional messages from Affiliate;

Spam which means to exploit electronic communications systems to amplify the widespread distribution of unsolicited electronic messages;