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Definition of mail bomb in English: mail bombnoun 1US A letter bomb. Example sentencesExamples - Apparently our town doctor was the victim of a mail bomb.
- Mail bombs may be addressed in distorted handwriting, or the name and address may be prepared with homemade labels or cut-and-paste lettering.
- It is important to be alert for suspicious parcels, but keep in mind that a mail bomb is an extremely rare occurrence.
- Mail bombs continue to be a threat to enterprises, law offices and government agencies.
- When we looked at that type of a scenario, whether it's anthrax letters or whether it's mail bombs, it is extremely difficult to investigate these cases.
2An overwhelming quantity of email messages sent to one address. what happens if advertisers don't respond to entreaties and mail bombs? Example sentencesExamples - Worm attacks, domain-name high-jacking, logic bombs, mail bombs and Trojan horses have all been utilized by hackers, but now denial-of-service attacks are gnawing away at the Internet's soft underbelly.
- In the fall of 1996, Synder was subjected to a mail bomb: an attempt to flood his electronic mailbox of someone with hundreds of email messages.
- Their ISP will cancel their account upon receipt of spam complaints or ensuing mail bombs.
verb [with object]Send an overwhelming quantity of email messages to (someone) if the netizens are really annoyed they'll mail-bomb you Example sentencesExamples - EFF Action Alerts are issued regularly on subjects of interests to the organisation, and are intended to help coordinate activism and/or to mail-bomb unlovable companies, agencies and legislators.
- If you are found to have spammed or mail bombed, then we will immediately, without warning, disable your domain.
- Posting "spam", and/or posting binaries to non-binary newsgroups, can result in people being mail bombed.
- The man in question has been mail-bombed a number of times and on one occasion received 250,000 emails within just a couple of hours.
Definition of mail bomb in US English: mail bombnounˈmāl bämˈmeɪl bɑm 1US another term for letter bomb Example sentencesExamples - Mail bombs continue to be a threat to enterprises, law offices and government agencies.
- When we looked at that type of a scenario, whether it's anthrax letters or whether it's mail bombs, it is extremely difficult to investigate these cases.
- Apparently our town doctor was the victim of a mail bomb.
- Mail bombs may be addressed in distorted handwriting, or the name and address may be prepared with homemade labels or cut-and-paste lettering.
- It is important to be alert for suspicious parcels, but keep in mind that a mail bomb is an extremely rare occurrence.
2An overwhelmingly large quantity of email messages sent to one email address. what happens if advertisers don't respond to entreaties and mail bombs? Example sentencesExamples - Their ISP will cancel their account upon receipt of spam complaints or ensuing mail bombs.
- Worm attacks, domain-name high-jacking, logic bombs, mail bombs and Trojan horses have all been utilized by hackers, but now denial-of-service attacks are gnawing away at the Internet's soft underbelly.
- In the fall of 1996, Synder was subjected to a mail bomb: an attempt to flood his electronic mailbox of someone with hundreds of email messages.
verbˈmāl bämˈmeɪl bɑm [with object]Send an overwhelmingly large quantity of email messages to (someone) if the netizens are really annoyed they'll mail-bomb you Example sentencesExamples - EFF Action Alerts are issued regularly on subjects of interests to the organisation, and are intended to help coordinate activism and/or to mail-bomb unlovable companies, agencies and legislators.
- Posting "spam", and/or posting binaries to non-binary newsgroups, can result in people being mail bombed.
- If you are found to have spammed or mail bombed, then we will immediately, without warning, disable your domain.
- The man in question has been mail-bombed a number of times and on one occasion received 250,000 emails within just a couple of hours.
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