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Wrongly addressed email receipts?

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Please excuse the apparent ignorance, but how come (on Outlook Express) I seem to be receiving spam mostly that isn't addressed to me specifically, but to someone with maybe a portion of my email address, and sometimes with a totally different address?
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Because spammers do that, to increase the amount of recipients. I don't know if they use a special program to do that, but they take a chunk out of any recipients mail and send it across the internet, annoying hundreds maybe thousands of people.
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