Why am I getting nonsense spam messages?

Updated: 01/24/2018 by Computer Hope
E-mail spam

Spammers will sometimes send spam messages that look like nonsense or otherwise random spam message such as the example shown below.

The primary reason spammers use this tactic to distribute their spam is to help bypass and otherwise cause problems with the spam filters designed to help protect you from receiving the spam. By sending nonsense e-mails, the spammer can bypass protection designed to block any mass e-mails with the same body message or filters that rate spam from the complete body message.

Example of nonsense spam

Listen, oh shepherd who failed his duty. The hand that holds you the container with the alien artifact. They had carried the whole You are the boss, Aida said. The dog scrambled back, barked, and I trotted behind narcoses, clutching the papers and trying to think interrupted meeting. I stripped away the interference of the voice ego destroying instead of being ego building. You suffer from the test circuit. We were: not aware of this at first - and we instantly a bit out of the holster at the same time, then letting it slide back. Exhaustion and happiness that only comes with an artistic job well.

Spammers sometimes use this type of e-mail, which appears benign on the surface, to bypass automatic spam filters.