After I checked my email, the next day I saw 4 emails had been opened because they were light.  I sent myself a test, email, and it said, "if you opened this youre reading my mail!  No fair!"  He is very computer smart, so it could be he figured it out.  How?  He didnt read any others after that one, and Ihave since changed PW.  How is this possible?
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Call him on it.  It sounds like neither of you trust each other, so if you get down to the root of the problem, hopefully you can overcome it.  Have you done anything for him to feel betrayed?  It sounds like he's reading them.  Just call him on it and have a conversation about it.
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possibley but not likley. What happened is that the person you are recieving emails from either has a worm or a virus. What they do is that some of them take a email that a person has signed on to in the computer and send it out to all the contacts or some, deppending on witch website email they have. Thats the main base of how viruses spraid and cause so much damage.
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Just email him, he will have to check his computer sooner or later......................................
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If you sent an email to another person, the probability of him or her reading it is very high.  You cannot remove the email from their email storage by simply removing it from your sent folder.  Once it is sent, it is sent.  Sorry.
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Asking for a read receipt will work -- IF his e-mail program supports read receipts (most do; Yahoo! Mail does not) and the person agrees to send you a read receipt.\n\nThe short of this is, there is no way to be absolutely sure a standard e-mail has been read. A read receipt can give you some confidence it has; and, if you didn't get an error message about your mail not being delivered, you can have a high degree of confidence that the message made it to the recipient and therefore, he probably read it ... but using standard e-mail, there is no certainty that a message has been delivered and read.
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if he asks u 2 open his emails, it means he's not hiding anything.\njust ask him casually wat that pic is doing in his inbox \nim sure there's no big deal!\n\nits just that there r so many flirty bitches who like 2 mess up somebody else's relationships
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It could simple be the email is going from a PC to a Mac environment, or from HTML to plain text. Or got routed to a recipients blackberry. It's somewhat normal.
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Someone is either in your appartment or able to open your Email account.  They have your password or found a way to hack into your email.
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they send emails using the "BCC" function. that's Blind Carbon Copy to us. some email programs have it some don't.
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I bet, it is not someone has taken down your outlook, instead of your computer has been taken down by a malware or virus.\n\nPlease backup your inbox.pst first and re-install the office program (repair). Hope will do.\n\nregards;\nherdinata\nhttp://thesamura.blogspot.com
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Hello\n\nShe might have used up all the space provided for her email account. Ask her to check her mail box maximum size and the current size that she is using. If she is using up all the space then she needs to delete some emails before she can receive others.\n\nHope this helps :)\n\n-------------------------\n\nI checked out that domain name. The free email they allowed me was 5MB :-( (maybe the other email account offers her more). Is she an Orange mobile customer?. If so she might have signed in for a POP3 account. In that case she might be reading her mails from the computer using a mail client (Eg: Microsoft Outlook or Thunderbird) or a mobile phone. If this is true then she might have deleted the emails on her computer or mobile phone which obviously wont delete the emails on the server. So you must try deleting the emails on the server. This can be done by using a web browser (Eg: Internet Explorer). Go to http://www.orange.co.uk/ using a web browser. Type in your email address and password int the box "your email" (to the right). After signing in check the quota progress bar. And delete all the emails that she does not want. One more thing, the mail clients like Outlook Express downloads a local copy to the computer and may or may not be configured to delete the original copy from the server. In your case I think it was not configured :-(. In simple words you can save all the emails you want, if you are using an email client by just downloading a local copy on to the computer (no need of deleting the local copy since you need to delete it only when you exceed your disk space) but you must regularly delete the server copy (only if you don't use the web browser to access the email from other places than your home) since it may exceed the quota.\n\nHope this helps :-) and I didn't confuse you.
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I think there is software out there that you can attach to the message so you get an email when it is opened.  I don't know where to find it or how it works, but I have heard of businesses using it.  Just an idea!
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Somehow he knows you!  It is no coincidence that two other ladies from your church are getting these also.  All I can say is to "spam" the emails as they come in as to not have to open them, they will go into the junk-mail and you just delete them.  Try to contact yahoo although I must say is an act of Congress!  Ive tried because i knew this lady that would send me crap daily and i didn't want to tell her to stop sending me her "crap" so i spamed her but it didn't word and I emailed Yahoo.  After months of begging Yahoo, it finally stopped.  You will have to be  persistent as they think they have better things to arbitrate.  But I think you have a good case here.  Thanks for the email address, if i ever see it, ill will be none the wiser.
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Actually, if the email you got says that you might have a virus because the sender of the emailer found one in an email YOU sent, that's not SPAM.\n\nWhat it IS is someone using your email address to send virus-laden emails to others.  This is a technique often used by viruses ... they go through the infected PC's address book and not only send emails with viruses to those people, but send emails USING those email addresses as the FROM address.  Without knowing the full text of the message I can't be more sure if this is the case or not.\n\nIf it were, it doesn't mean YOU have a virus.\n\nHowever, you SHOULD have a scanner, at least a free one.\n\nIf you don't have a scanner, at least use ONE of these free ones:\n\nhttp://www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/doc/1
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No they aren't.  In fact they are monitored for content just like how they monitor the comps for pages surfed.  Maybe yall should switch to your home emails.
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You can download a program called > readnotify.com. It is free for about a month and send your friend a email. After his email address write readnotify.com and it will tell you the country where your email was sent, when he opend it, how often he opens, if it was forwarded and ect. Just go to www.http://read notify.com. and download and read caferfully to assure that you have checked everything you want it to do for you.The person will not even know you are tracking the appropiate boxes. Try this and test by sending yourself a copy.\n Hope this works for you, it did for me.
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By accident he might have gotten the email addy wrong, send him a email so he can see if it is correct. Ask him to reply to it so you and he both can make sure. Otherwise I can't see how the court would or could make you prove he sent them or your son recieved them. Computers mess up all the time.