A spamtrap is an email address assigned to a pool that has not opted-in to receive emails or have never signed up to receive any emails. This is what is followed, literally! When are emails sent to the 'spamtrap' pool? Many websites move email addresses to spamtrap pools after a certain amount of time (18 months to 2 years) or after they have been retired.
Addresses that are inactive for many years are considered as old user data and included in retired spamtraps.
Legitimate Spamtraps
'Honey Pots' or spamtrap pools are legitimately set up to capture would-be Unsolicited Commercial or Bulk email (UCE or UBE). These addresses have ever signed up, sent email or been used to send or receive email. These are considered actual spamtraps and are included in lists solely by guessing techniques.
When a Spamtrap Is ASpamtrap
When no matter how the address was placed into the spamtrap pool, the ramifications of delivering to this email inbox is still the same and is not good.
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