i was talking to a guy who was on yahoo.com but is away in iraq how do i know if he received my mail?
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if its not returned in a week or so, then its a good bet they got it. otherwise, next time send it with delivery confirmation.
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http://ask-leo.com/how_can_i_trace_where_email_came_from.html
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i think there is no such way by which you can check that someone is accessing your mail from other computer and he/she can again mark it as unread.\n\nPLz tell me if you can get any method.
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email the person and tell them how you got their email.
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Look under preferences or account options. Usually there is a place that says to let you know when your email is read.
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You can, if he has enabled either email or IM contact.  Clck on their name or avatar to go to his profile.  If he has email or IM enabled, it will have a link to them there.\n\nEmail is done completely anonymously, with your message only indicating your nickname.  He can reply with a message to you that you would get in your regular email, only it will be routed by YA without his knowledge of your actual email. With IM, you will get his Yahoo ID and yours will be made visible to him as well.
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check address your sending it to
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It is possible using geo loacation softwares which are available in the market ...if yahoo server (Y mail)uses that ...then all yahoo email users can see the geo location of emails received!\n\nEven client based geo location softwares are available  like email tracker pro(for example) with which anyone find the email sender's exact location !\n\nemail tracker pro :\nftp://ftp.visualware.com/pub/emt/emt.exe\n\ntry using 30gigs.com ...this is an free email service provider  ...who gives geolocation of sender for all user mails !\n\nBut u need invitation for 30gigs.com like gmail service!!
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The only way that you can find out if it is getting sent to the person you sent it to and not the group is check you groups homepage and see if its there if its not there theres no chance that they read it.
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yeah, i bet he is on yahoo answers, u should receive the package soon!
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sorry but you need to to the IP and onley your mail server has it and it is in high security levels\n\nif you have the ip you can trace it
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take a paper\n\nwrite your text\n\nput the paper in the enveloppe\n\nwrite down his adress (that you wil check from the local us army liaison office)\n\npost the letter\n\npray that he comes back alive
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Well, if the domain of the email has the name of a business (@business.com) , then it's pretty easy to know which company it's from.\n\nYou can also check the IP address the email was sent through to see if that gives you a general location or ISP info: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/spam/spam-05.html
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Open the Full headers of that email. You would get the IP of the machine that the email is sent from.
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It certainly can. Look at the header. You will see that there's a list of the servers whose hands the mail passed through. The last one in the list shows the IP address of the machine it originated on (if it hasn't been forged).\n\nLook up that IP address using a DNS lookup website and it should tell you the ISP of that machine. Send the entire email as an attachment to abuse@ ... and the domain of the ISP and sit back and wait.\n\nThey may respond or they may not.\n---------------------------------\nThe header is the start of the email before the text. It's not usually displayed but here is the link to how to see it:\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/uk/mail/config/config-11.html\n\nThe person to contact is NOT Yahoo but the ISP of the machine from which it was sent.\n\nIf the offensive mails come from someone who has your email address because you previously corresponded with them or the mail is sent to you and you alone personally, then is technically not Spam.\n\nYou best bet is to create a filter that will delete mail from that person. Details of how to do that are in Mail Help on the Yahoo Mail website.
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As long as you are not receiving a MailerDaemon message in return, he is receiving the messages. However, there is no way of knowing whether or not that email was filtered out as junk/spam without asking him directly.\n\nIf you really are sending an enormous number of emails, that could cause the system to think that they are spam. It's also possible that your friend accidentally clicked on a wrong button and marked your messages as spam. However, as I said before, there's no way for a sender to know whether or not his messages have been received. This is one of the ways people are protected from spam mails.
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Quite often, send addresses are faked, so you must make sure it actually came from a Yahoo account. If you're using Yahoo yourself, or a few other services like GMail, the sender should have been verified by DomainKeys. \n\nIf you're with an ISP that doesn't support DomainKeys, you'll have to view the full headers of the message in order to check it really did come from Yahoo. There is a service, SpamCop which will do this for you.\n\n"If the spam or abusive e-mail is being sent from a Yahoo! UK & Ireland account (eg: johnsmith@yahoo.co.uk) please forward the entire message with full headers to uk-mail-abuse@yahoo-inc.com. If it originates from a Yahoo! US mail account please forward it to abuse@yahoo.com. This will assist in a prompt reaction to your report."