I think I may have recieved a e-mail message from a person using a Yahoo.co.uk e-mail address.?
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I know someone in Malaysia with that Domain. I thought it was odd when they told me where they wher I thought that was a brittish domain only. So you may be even more surprised where it actaully comes from as well
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I would try abuse@yahoo.com since it sounds like they are spoofing the yahoo domain. Make sure your send them the mail header as well. TX
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Both of those email addresses look fake, so its more likely the email doesn't originate from Yahoo. The username doesn't look remotely like something chosen by a human being, and my guess is that user name does not exist.\n\nMost of the headers of the email you normally see in an email client can be faked.
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more than likely this is a phishing scam do not open any links inside the email.  Contact yahoo directly for help.
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Thank you for the warning - these kinds of scam mails are flooding everyones mailboxes and I think that they contain one or more Viruses or Trojans or Spyware or Tracking cookies which transmit what you write in reply to the senders and then .... BANG - you or your PC or your bank account are done for - at least thats what I think - and so the best way is to religiously delete or mark the thing as spam without replying to it. They got your email IDs by tracking cookies on your computer or from a search of the internet using an iterative program
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This is not that uncommon, someone used your address as a reply to address in a spam campaign. Irritating but not too much you can do about it.
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This is spam. Look at the senders address and the domain is not coming from Yahoo!. Also probably on your actual email, the link to yahoo would direct you to a fake site, where they would steal your identity. Hope this help
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This is because someone you know has a virus that is sending out tons of spam. It's a classic trick by malware to use a different return address than the account it really sent the spam from. \n\nUnless you are willing to poll everyone you know to see if they've scanned their machines recently, you are probably toast. Best you can do is set up a filter to remove those from your inbox.
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it's probably sending information to yahoo. SPYWARE!!!!!! get it off of your pc. use spybot search and destroy<get it at download.com>
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Well, that is a website address, not an email address.  If it came to you in a suspicious email, do not click on it!\n\nYou can try yahoo or google search of the site to see if there is any info out there if you are that interested.\n\nBest just delete and forget, you are probably not missing much.
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They found your email address, you probably verified it with them while trying to REMOVE yourself from a message, and they found a willing victim with a working address that they can bombard. \n\nMark the messages as spam and be done with it.
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you may have accidentally marked that address as junk email, check your filters would be an excellent start, possible use a new email address like one on yahoo to double check they are in fact replying to you
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Nothing it is not yahoo......................it is Phishing.
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I wouldn't count on getting that information from Yahoo, even though the person involved did rip you off it's a privacy matter.  You might want to contact your local police station to see if they have an internet fraud division.  Problem is, a lot of these scammers are overseas where the police can't touch them.\n\nThere is a very good chance you'll never see your money again.\n\nIn the future, if you receive an eBay related email to your email account, check your ebay messages on your My Ebay page.  If the email does not appear there, it's most likely a scammer email.
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http://uk.f267.mail.yahoo.com/ym/spamoptions?YY=78931\n\nread this for guidance :-)
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Type in the address @yahoo.co.uk.  Same goes for @yahoo.co.in, etc.  You don't have to do anything differently.
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When you sign up for the email account you don't have to enter real details so it is possible to set up an account in the name of Mickey Mouse with a totally false postal address, or a real postal address that isn't yours! Hence it is not necessarily possible for Yahoo to find the person sending the email from the details they entered.\n\nThe best way to trace where a mail is coming from is by looking at the X-originating-IP email header. If this is not there you can look at the other headers to find the originating IP address. From this you can see which internet subnet it came from and find the ISP who owns that.\n\nThey would be able to trace which of their accounts was assigned that IP address at the time the email was sent, but you (or the police) would need to give them a very good reason to do it.\n\nI suppose Yahoo might do this for you if they felt there was sufficient justification.\n\nIt is also possible to spoof email addresses, which means that the actual owner of the account might not really have sent the mail at all - it might have been sent by somebody else. To do this all you need to know is the email address of an account and you can make it look like the email came from there.\n\nInternet email is really not to be trusted!