Someone is sending me the mails.\ni wanna know address of the place from which the person is responding...\nhow can it be done with the help of internet.
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if you check the IP address, you should be able to track it down.
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Might be worth ringing the companies involved. Someone might be using your address  to obtain goods etc.
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If you request seeing the emails including the FULL HEADER, it may disclose the originating IP address.  If the IP address is his computer, then there is no way they came from you....unless he was on your computer when he sent them.\n\nTry this yourself to see what the header look like:\nIf you are using Outlook, double click on the email in question to get a new window.  Click on View --> Options.  You will see a box containing the Internet Header.  In there you will see the information of how the email was sent to you, including many times, the actual originating IP address.  Every email will have headers that look a bit different so try it on a couple to see the differences.\n\nJust make sure you request the FULL INTERNET HEADER....I stress full, because they could just provide the To:/From: portion of the header, which means nothing in this case.
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search on search engines with his name and other details.he might have posted his address somewhere
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Whichever provider you use (and I bet you're talking about Yahoo! Mail) just look at the starting of the email, where you have To, From and other fields. You'll find a small link around there saying 'Show Full Headings' or somehing like that. Just click on it. It'll give you loads of bewildering info, but if I'm right, all you need to do is to copy-paste and and send the whole thing before the message to your ISP/email provider (I'm gyessing that this is a spam related query).\nIf you want to investigate yourself, just look at the path the email took, it'll be mentioned.\nNow if you want to go back to normal headers, just click on 'Show Concise header' or small header, whatever. You'll be back to normal.
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You cannot know the location of the sender through email address only. The logic is simple, email address can be accessed from any where around the globe.\nBut, it is the IP address that matters. IP address is the unique address that is assigned to the computers around the globe. However, this information is also not sufficient to find the location of the sender of an email address. \nThis is because, the person will be sending emails from his personal computer, however, the ip that is forwarded in the email is the server ip. and servers can be anywhere around the globe. \nFor example, if a person is sending a message from Tokya, japan. He can hit servers located in San Francisco, Florida. So, the IP recorded is a Florida IP. \n\nThus it is really difficult. \n\nYou did not mention what email service you are using?\n\nFor yahoo, do this to give a try. \nopen the email, then scroll to the bottom and click on the link that says "View Full Headers". \nView the originating IP. \ngo to http://www.visualware.com and enter the IP given. It'll give you a random location of the FIRST SERVER used to send the email. IT IS NOT NECESSARILY THE PRECISE LOCATION OF THE SENDER. \n\nhope that helps.
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The link is to a feedback form in php, but it has a mail function in it.\n\nTake a peek and see if it helps.
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its aman@yahoo.co.in\nagain  - aman@yahoo.co.in\n\nhope that helps
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This is spam and you are giving your address book to the perpertrators. don't do it and report it to your ISP service moderator
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you could try writing to them and if they have moved maybe the person who lives there now knows were they are now and can mail it on.otherwise you are lost.
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Send the person an e-mail and ask?
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No way to find their address. But police can do that by tracing their IP address from which they sent that e-mail. You can use some softwares like "Visual route" to find out their location (Location of sender's ISP) by analyzing e-mail address. But usually that ISP won't give u their home/office address (if u request) for privacy policy. But ISP bound to give it to police.
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If its by email, you can turn on a function in your email to see the source IP of the sender.  This IP will at the least tell what ISP he is using.  Keep all the emails and call your local police department's cybercrimes division.  If your municipal department does not have one, contact your county or state police departments.\n\nMore directly if it is possible, yes.  Our IT department does it all the time.  One example of a program is called PCanywhere.  I do believe it has to be installed on both machines and the IP address of the pc you are trying to control must be known.
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either you have given your address to a site that has sold it to others, or someone you know has used your info and it has meant spam to your inbox. dont reply to it, dont even clink on the links that say will stop the emails. list them as spam in your inbox and eventually they will stop.
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check your mail...\n\nMike
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I get similar e-mails all the time.  The only thing I know to do is to forward them to the below address.  Honestly, I don't know if it does any good, but that's what I have read.
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Sent you an e-mail with address, learn how to use a search engine