16. An article of manufacture comprising at least one computer-readable storage device comprising instructions that, when executed, cause a system to: detect a country of origin for a received e-mail message; detect a language of the e-mail message; determining at least one of a country frequency with which the recipient communicates with the country of origin by e-mail or a language frequency with which the recipient communicates in the language by e-mail; assigning a first score to the message according to the country frequency; assigning a second score to the message according to the language frequency; and using the first score and the second score to determine whether the e-mail message is spam.
16. An article of manufacture comprising at least one computer-readable storage device comprising instructions that, when executed, cause a system to: detect a country of origin for a received e-mail message; detect a language of the e-mail message; determining at least one of a country frequency with which the recipient communicates with the country of origin by e-mail or a language frequency with which the recipient communicates in the language by e-mail; assigning a first score to the message according to the country frequency; assigning a second score to the message according to the language frequency; and using the first score and the second score to determine whether the e-mail message is spam. 18. The article of claim 16 , wherein: a first range of country frequencies is associated with a first country score; a second range of country frequencies is associated with a second country score; a first range of language frequencies is associated with a first language score; a second range of language frequencies is associated with a second language score; and the medium comprising instructions that when executed cause the system to: assign the first country score to the message when the determined country frequency is in the first range of country frequencies and the second country score when the determined country frequency is in the second range of country frequencies; and assign the first language score to the message when the determined language frequency is in the first range of language frequencies and the second language score when the determined language frequency is in the second range of language frequencies.