Spoofing your e-mail address

Spoofing your E-Mail addressOnce a spammer has your E-Mail address they will use it and pose as you hoping you will click on the advertiement links.

To verify that it was not sent from your E-Mail account:

Click on the E-Mail to select it (not open it)

Right click on it and left click on "Message Options"

Under the Internet headers section, look for:

"Received: from source ([##.219.##.121])"

Send us the received from Source information in an E-Mail and we will check

the source's Internet service provider / mail server information.

We have no way to stop the spammers sending to you - and making it look as

though it is coming from your E-Mail address.

They are usually from another country - Latin America, Europe China etc. and

their ISP's / countries do not see spamming the US as a bad thing.

If in the unlikely event your E-Mail account was sending to conacts in your

contacts list, you would see the same E-Mails that your are receiving from

yourself - sent to others in your sent items folder.

To report the spam to the spam filter provider "Postini" to help them in the detection of such spam.

Please follow these instructions:

Sending Spam to Postini