Spamming
E-mail accounts often receive some unknown and unnecessary e-mails, which annoys us. This type of e-mail is commonly called spam mail. And when an institution or a specific person is one of
E-mail addresses occupy memory by sending hundreds or even millions of mails, a process called spamming. Spamming is usually done to keep a web server busy or to damage its performance by filling its memory and storage with unnecessary information. Web servers block the domain from which the spam is coming to prevent this spamming. As a result no one else can send any mail from the domain. But no web server is free from spam mail.
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