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"Unsolicited Commercial Email"
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Electronic junk mail advertising a product, service, or web site, where the recipient did not request to receive the message. See also spam.
clock.org
Spam. An email that is sent out to anonymous receivers, on other bases than opt-in or subscription.
emailmarketingsoftware.org
UCE. Any non-requested e-mail designed to sell you something; spam.
trimmail.com
Another name for spam. There is actually a difference between UCE and spam, but most ISPs and web hosts do not differentiate between them.
onlinebusinessbasics.com
Commercial email that is delivered without the recipient having requested it; also known as spam (link to definition)
publisher.advertising.com
Unsolicited Commercial Email is just that— email that's commercial in nature that the recipient did not ask for. The common slang term for Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE) is "spam." See also Unsolicited Bulk Email.
cluelessmailers.org
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