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Romashka-Z-Leto [24]
3 years ago
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Kenny is concerned that the amount of spam he is receiving is making him less productive at work. He knows that the

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Vsevolod [243]3 years ago
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Answer:

<em>Sorry, I could not type the answer here directly because it doesn't allow me.</em>

It should be "spam" followed by "at"<em> (the symbol sign) </em>and "uce" plus "." and "gov"

There should be no spaces.

Explanation:

A "spam" refers to<em> an email that you do not want in your inbox</em>. They are mostly intended for commercial purposes–including some emails that are deceptive. There are actually many ways to reduce the amount of spam reaching your email. For example, you could use an <em>email filter </em>or choose a <em>unique email address. </em>

Kenny above wants to report the spam he is receiving, thus, he needs to forward it to the Federal Trade Commission <em>(FTC). </em>They are responsible for helping Kenny clear his inbox from spams.

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