is emailing someone across seas cheating?
109445
would you show the content of the emails to your mate? if your answer is no then it is cheating
64065
Any website that provides email access will permit you to email someone overseas.  In fact, it doesn't matter where the recipient is - they can receive email wherever they have internet access.  Try email on Yahoo, Google, MSN/hotmail, etc.
614300
Be careful, because although there isn't still a uniform international regulation, unsolicited email (and not only spam) is considered illegal in several countries. So, there is an actual risk of legal actions against the sender. In some countries, there have been cases of companies condemned after a regular process.\nBut if you still want to follow this dangerous road, it is absolutely worth adding to the message a confidentiality notice and a link where the recipient can immediately unsubscribe from the mailing list if not interested.
907891
Probably a "spoof" address, it does not resolve.  there is no such host, nor user name.  I think whoever sent this is trying to portray themselves as a domain admin though, as the "master account on a unix system is referred to as "root"  and it looks like they want you to think its the uk, but the domain is not properly formatted for that.. the proper way would be "user@domain.co.uk" if it were from the brits!\n\nwhats going on?  Need some help?\n\nIf you can post the whole header of the email I can track it from that.
236743
A less dramatic and more realistic explanation is that the country your familiy is sending from is being blocked by your E-mail provider.\n\nMany providers block large portions of China and Koreaa, for example, as they are notoriously lenient on spammers, and many spammers send their email through those hosts.\n\nEven if the entire country is not blocked, many places block IP address ranges that host or have hosted spammers. \n\nAlso, sometimes "foreign" fonts or character sets will set off automatic blocks or redirects.\n\nI'd check first with your email provider, see if they use block lists, and ask if you can 'whitelist" specific addresses from your family. \n\nAs well, if you can, put your family addresses on a 'recognized' list (or whatever it is called on your email) to make sure they aren't just blocked or sent as spam.
624397
sounds like a joke email?\ni dont know?
54637
Im not really sure what your problem is here... Is this a technical thing? coz If her email is stuck in some server and it keeps on coming to you everyday then I guess you should email your mailserver...\n\nIf not then{\n LOL anyways I think this is some miscommunication between you two. Don't you think its best for you to ask her WHY? It won't hurt unless you have an issue between you two...\n}
1028329
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.
48449
Are you using the proper country codes, e.g., ".fr" for France and ".nz" for New Zealand, isof  ".com" or  ".whatever" you would use for emailing within the USA?
598570
Uhm its not the plane thats trying to send the email.\n\nIts the server. It depends on the server.
549052
watch out man, thats FAKE. havent u rcvd this kind of mail before? i have rcvd atleast 5 yet. it nothing but a fraud. use ur brain & dont do anything she says (she might be a HE). God damit 2000 euros aint a tiny amount to give out to anyone throught internet untill unless u know the person very well. my advice is not to go for it.
81661
You can likely report this but it won't do much.  They are not actually getting viruses from your mail. People farm for email addresses and use them to send out viruses...\n\nFor instance, you don't have any viruses? and you have not sent any right?  People can "spoof" your email address.
772715
Not to Yahoo, unless you can determine that the source was a Yahoo account.  Send it instead to abuse@bankofamerica.com.  Many companies now have e-mail accounts named "abuse" or "spoof", to send such e-mails to.
623169
It depends on what Internet service is providing your email addresses.  Without that information, no one can answer your question.
981626
it does not look like a legitimate email...do not send sensitive information thru it... visit the http://www.cic.gc.ca/ website for accurate information....
256692
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.
11664
No, don't trust it. My suggestion is delete the email, and don't visit any links on it. Probably a hoax or a virus or something.