Annoymail

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AnnoyMail refers to emails that are sent to you without your consent, often with the intention of harassing, spamming, or phishing. These emails can be incredibly frustrating, clogging up your inbox and making it difficult to find important messages. AnnoyMail can take many forms, including spam emails, promotional messages, phishing attempts, and even emails from unknown senders trying to sell you something.