Fat mail

I think you meant to say "spam mail"!

Spam mail, also known as junk mail or unsolicited commercial email (UCE), is an unwanted email message that is sent to a large number of recipients, often with the intention of promoting a product, service, or website. These emails are usually sent in bulk and are often considered to be spam because they are not personalized or relevant to the recipient's interests.

Spam mail can be annoying and wasteful, as it clogs up email inboxes and can be a nuisance to delete. Many email providers and internet service providers (ISPs) have implemented measures to block or filter out spam mail, but it's still a common problem.

Some common characteristics of spam mail include:

• Unsolicited: The email is sent to someone who did not request it.
• Bulk: Spam mail is often sent in large quantities to a list of email addresses.
• Commercial: The email is intended to promote a product, service, or website.
• Unpersonalized: Spam mail often uses generic greetings and does not address the recipient by name.
• Irrelevant: Spam mail is often unrelated to the recipient's interests or needs.

If you're tired of receiving spam mail, you can take steps to reduce the amount of spam you receive, such as:

• Using a spam filter: Many email providers and ISPs offer spam filters that can help block or filter out spam mail.
• Reporting spam: If you receive a spam email, you can report it to your email provider or ISP to help them improve their spam filtering.
• Being cautious with your email address: Avoid sharing your email address publicly or with unknown individuals to reduce the likelihood of receiving spam mail.
• Using a disposable email address: Consider using a disposable email address or a temporary email address to reduce the amount of spam you receive.