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Hi via Sal's VTB. I have always wondered about that text, being somewhat computer illiterate myself. Why does spam always have those nonsensical words at the end? How does that confuse (or not confuse) the filter?
Certain phrases trigger the filters, but they don't want to get valid emails that contain these phrases. By using words that are outside what the filter will likely know about, or odd word combinations , a filter might let it through based on a couple words in the garbled text. Personally i don't know exactly how it works, but all I know is that this one got through my filter
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