I want to forward an e mail to a 3rd party, but I want to keep the identity of the original senders a secret. How do I delete their name and email address?
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best to copy and patse into a new mail
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Consider doing these.\n\nUse this link to delete an existing yahoo email account:\nhttps://edit.yahoo.com/config/delete_user\nNote that this will completely delete your account and you will not be able to access the mails again.\nRead this to understand this completely:\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/access/access-08.html\n\nTo create a new account, go to http://mail.yahoo.com/\nLook for \n\n"Don't have a Yahoo! ID?\nSigning up is easy.\n\nSign Up" \n\nClick on "Sign Up", and you will be aksed to provide information required for a new account, and new id and passwords. Fill that, and you are ready. Tell your friends about this new id, and DO NOT leave this new email address at web sites, do not use to forward mails to people you dont know. That is the best way to avoid getting spam mails.\n\nConsider creating an alias for your existing email id at\nhttp://edit.yahoo.com/config/list_alias?.src=ym\n\nGetting alias would not change anything for the acocunt, you will still get mails in the same account.\nyou can ask people to send you mails on the new id that you got, but if someone sends it on the old, that is not a problem either.
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login to your yahoo email account --- and go to\n\noptions - mail addresses --- remove the hotmail address you setup to forward the email you have for yahoo instead.\n\ncheck this out: here's the sample... and needs to be changed. \n\nSending Mail (Default Account) \nName:yourname\nEmail: youremailaddress@yahoo.com \nReply-To:  \nReceiving Mail You receive all messages addressed to:\nUNKNOWN@WHATEVERDOMAIN.COM
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have them send it to another email address
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block the  person.  click on mail options  then select block addresses.  enter  the  email  address of that person .
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1-select those spam emails.check mark them.click on spam button.\n2-many spam emails have an unsubscribe link at the bottom.these emails are from websites that added your email address in their list.you can remove your address from their list by unsubscribing.\n3-another spam emails are emails from a special email address that you can go to email options (top right of your page)and block that address,and it wont come in bulk folder.\n4-the last thing that you can do is going to email option,then filter,and filter emails with specific sender,subjects,containing some word and .... and select moving those emails directly too trash
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You might need to block the email address at the domain level as the individual is smart enough to know that if they change the email address even one byte, it will pass your filter. You can either hit the "spam" button but that will only stop that dpecific email address.  Toto the optins section for mail and put in the domain name ,  There are examples there you can look at.
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You didn't mention what program you are using for email, however if your using Outlook or something similar you can remove your name, so it only displays your email address by going to Tools, Accounts, Mail Tab - click on Properties in that box, where it says, user name - type in your email address once again.  Click Apply and close.\n\nGood Luck!
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Hi there are two ways to do this:\n► Through User Profiles\n- START / CONTROL PANEL / USERS \n- Choose your account\n- Select Manage Network Password (upper left)\n- Delete all entries there :)\n\n► Through Registery\n* NOTE: You have to know what your doing or it will mess up!\n- START / RUN / regedit \n- Search for the email address in the list\n- Delete all Entries\n\nEnjoy!! BTW if your using the 2nd technique, please be carefull! \n\nGood Luck!
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Good question. Yes, the IP can be traced. You can stop the IM's by putting that person on the ignore list, but that won't stop them from sending e-mails. I'm working on the same thing right now.Good Luck!
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If you're using Outlook or something like that, you can set up a rule on the computer so that any emails coming from xxxx@xxxxx.com get forwarded to your email address.  Just hope that she doesn't find that you made the rule.  If she's using webmail to get her mail, it depends on how fancy the provider is.  Some offer rule creation, some don't.
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You can also block email from this sender\n\nHow do I block mail from a specific sender? \nBlocked addresses are email addresses that you do not want to receive any mail from. All incoming mail from these addresses will be automatically disposed of, without bouncing back to the sender. When you remove an address from your Blocked Addresses list, you will once again be able to receive mail from that address. \nIf you receive a message from a sender and want to block that sender, please follow the directions below: \n\n\nFrom your inbox, check the box next to the message \nClick the "Spam" button at the top of the page. \nThe message will be marked as spam and the sender's email address will be added to your Block List. \nIf this option is not working, please ensure you have enabled this feature in your Spam Protection settings. To check the settings, click on "Mail Options" and then on "Spam Protection." On the Spam Protection page, please make sure "Add the sender's email address to my blocked addresses list" is checked and then click on the "Save Changes" button. \n\nTo manually add an address to the list of blocked addresses: \n\n\nClick "Mail Options" on the top-right navigation bar of your Yahoo! Mail page. \nClick the "Block Addresses" link located in the first column on the left. \nEnter the new address in the "Enter email address to block" field, and click "Block Address." \nThe address will then appear on your list of blocked addresses \nIn your free Yahoo! Mail account, you may block up to 100 email addresses. Need to block more than 100 addresses? Double that amount to 200 with Yahoo! Mail Plus. \n\nTo remove ("unblock") an address: \n\n\nFrom the Blocked Addresses list, check the box to the left of the address you wish to remove. \nClick the "Delete Checked" button at the bottom of the Blocked Addresses list.
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Log into http://dslstart.verizon.net with your username & password. Then under "My Account" you can "create an E-Mail alias". This will not "delete" your existing email account but create a new alias to it.\n\nExample: if your original was user@verizon.net you can set an alias for newuser@verizon.net to use as a new address.
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Hit the delete button. Report them to their ISP. Use Spamcop to get the IP provider. Block the domain @funwell from your email. Kick their *** oops can't say that. Send headers and actual email to spam@uce.gov.
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They're masking the header or using an open relay.  You can open the header in most e-mail clients and get the sender's address.
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You put your own address in the send to line.  Then those who get the e-mail will only see your address and no one else's.
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this is very hard since email address need not be related to the real name at all. anyone can create an email address with a different name or location and anything else. The only way would be to see if this is an official email that belongs to a corporation rather than a web based email that allows anyone to sign up