Cindy vindoolo logged on to her e-mail account to find that she had received 50 e-mails from a company called lifeco that promised her extreme weight loss if she bought their diet pills. cindy angrily deleted all 50 e-mails, realizing she was a victim of a. telemarketing. b. direct mail. c. spam. d. mlm.

Option C i.e., spam is the correct answer to the following question.

Explanation:

The following mails are spam because when Cindy opens her mail account then, Cindy finds that she gets 50 emails from the unknown company which promises the weight loss if she will buy pills form that company named "LifeCo.". Cindy gets that these companies are fraud or they cheat so they deleted those messages angrily because those are spam.

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