If I get a amil from someone the I.P. address is in the header, but how can i find out if the person has sent the mail from where he is staying or from elsewhere?Is there a repositary that can explain the country code/area code and so on?
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go to the www.dnsstuff.com\nand enter ur ip. address in find city it will help u
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www.whatismyipaddress.com
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The phone number might be x directory which means it is not listed in any phone book .\nwhy not write to the adress and get them to write back with the phone number
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i have no idea just put in some fake info it doesnt matter anyways.. Use USA postal code.. 93552 thats my old one
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About three days only. Do some checking, who knows they delivered your mail at the wrong house. It could happen sometimes. A couple of times I received a mail that doesn't belong to me. It's to our neighbors. All I did is return it to the right person the day I got them in the mail. There must be some who just don't care in this world so please do some checking.
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I will tell you a secret, but you must promise to tell NO ONE!  Well, except for the people on here that read this.\n\nWhen you address an envelope, switch the "To and From" around.  You know, use the persons address you're sending the letter to as the return address, and your address as the "TO" address.  Then simply drop it into a collection box (NOT your mailbox) without postage.  The Post Office will "Return To Sender" for lack of proper postage.
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i have 2 addresses in hong kong in front of me...neither one look tike they have a zip code like the one we use in the u.s.a.\n\ninstead it looks like you adress it as such:\n\n(room number) name of building\nstreet number-name of street\nhong kong s.a.r., china\n\nthat how both of them are addressed...i would imagion it to be the same for all addresses in hong kong\n\nbtw if it is perosnal...the name of the person on the top is exceptable (plus all info described)(i have one address in china that does that)
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everytime you log on to the net you take an "IP address".\n\nIts basicly your position on the net.\n\nYou can do a whois search to find out where the IP is from, in general, but, you can not get an axact address based on an IP.
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What do you mean 'locate' the address? Find where the owner originates from? You should rewrite your question with more details so you will get more attention to, because right now, it's not easy to help you.
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Suggestion if you got yr name and address right? Can't understand what you are asking.
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Depends on what you are using for e-mail. If you use outlook express its easy to find your I.P. address which will tell him who you are. All they have to do is look at the e-mail source code and then compare it with other I.P.s in their e-mail. If its web based such as yahoo mail then its a lot harder to do. Beware though, if you are maliciously creating problems for him the e-mail provider will track you down!
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You can find someone's IP address from their email header.  But, an IP address usually isn't really helpful in finding someone's physical location (it is possible if you have resources like the CIA, but usually an individual doesn't have the resources to track an IP back to a house).  Anyway, you're on AOL, so no worried here....\n\nThis guy cannot find you through your IP address.  AOL does not use static IP's. Rather, your IP address changes everytime you log in to one of the many AOL IP addresses.  So, the only thing he would be able to tell if he checked your email headers is that you use AOL.  He would not be able to tell where you live: the only thing he could learn from reading your email headers is that you use AOL and have a USA IP address.\n\nIf you had a static IP address (an IP address that is always the same), like many DSL providers supply, the creep would be able to figure out a bit more about you from an IP address only if they are really, really savvy.  Most hotmail account users don't qualify as "computer savvy"\n\nSo, in terms of this guy finding you via old emails, no need to worry. But, I would stop replying to his emails.
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You can only trace the ISP for that particular user .Let say you have recieved a mail from some dailup user what you can do is open the message header and check from where is message was generated Note down the IP address.Now go to www.network-tools.com and put the ip there and then click network record it will give the ISP Name and address.And if you want to trace that particular user you have to contact that ISP giving him the specific time of you mail recieved
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IP address tells you where the user logged on from. But to find out his email id from the IP address alone is difficult for us.\n\nIf you are a government agent, you can determine the ISP from the IP address range and then use the ISP's log file to get the data on what sites / mail servers the user was connected to.
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If the person you are sending the email to is using an internet based mail (such as Yahoo, MSN, GMail, etc.) then there isn't anyway to check for this....although I do remember seeing something about requesting a return reciept. However, if they have a non-web based mail then you can usually check the status of the message, and see if they recieved it.
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With so many different fonts available, it is a shame that someone will scribble to you. You can try to decipher the puzzle if the person's name is part of the email or if you are missing only .ca, .com, .fr. but other than that try to retrieve the email from you waste basket and press on reply to answer. After you have replied, you are usually given an option to save, so now you can see what the email address is with less bother. You have to retrieve the email address from the email account that the mail was sent to. Or you recieved the mail from.
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You can check to see how many addresses are being handed out if you AP provides DHCP service.  Even if your AP doesnt provide DHCP and someone is just associated to the AP then there should be a screen or some sort of log that shows you who is connected.  It will show you the MAC address unless you have some other sort of authentication set up.\n\nIf your AP provides firewall service also, then you can check all outgoing connections as they are being built to see where they are going.