Can I find out who else has been BCC'ed on an email I've received through Outlook/Outlook Express?
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There is probably a way to, but it would be very very difficult.  There is always a way to back track information but some takes too much resources to be viable.
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While it's still on the list (before you open it), highlight the sender's address, right click.  Then left click Options.  You will see the entire contents of the header.\n-MM
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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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Outlook Express:\n\n1. Tools > Options\n2. Click on Receipts\n3. Check the box "Request a read receipt for all sent messages"\n\nBut not 100% guaranteed as the user may have it turned off, or refuse to send it
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You can find the the domain from which the email was sent, but it might be difficult to find out exactly who in the domain sent it.\n\nTry doing a WHOIS search on Yahoo or Google.\nthen go from there, to report abuse.
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By using the "cc" or "bcc" field in you email composition page.\n\nType all the email address separated by comma ",".
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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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Hey Satan what's up? Been awhile since I've talked to the devil (-:\n\nYou can also check with your ISP. I use Outlook Express for some dedicated email addresses and I have my pop3 mail server setup to "save a copy" of every email that passes thru. \n\nWorth a shot - what the heck. \n\nYou can also check your OE folders file in windows Explorer as it could be lingering around in there.\n\nMy folders file is located:\nC//\nDocuments and Settings\n(username)\nApplication Data\nLocal Settings\nApplication Data\nIdentities\nMicrosoft\nOutlook Express
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tell me from which source u want to find tht..\n\nu do that from mails which u recived...\n\ncopy the full header the check with this tool\n\n"visualwear"
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no other go \nyou can't verify or find out if the person not yet changed the any content of your mail or not yet send any mail to some others
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This functionality is built into MS Outlook, but if you're using another program, I suggest trying a service like http://www.msgtag.com.  It is a free service, but won't work with web-based email.\n\nIt will attach itself to your email and let you know once someone has received and read your email.\n\nThis will only work with future emails, not with any emails you've already sent.  There's no way to know about those ones.
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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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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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Try visiting http://www.spamcop.net/ you can register and tell them about the emails you are getting
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Come on dude, dont make us guess...\n\nyour backup "what" of Outlook? The program, your addresses, your emails, WHAT?
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you can click on sent mail & it will tell if you if it has been read/replied/forwarded
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You can use: http://www.abika.com/Reports/verifyemail.htm to reverse track an email to verify it is a valid email address