is there a way to tell where a email came from?
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Right click on the mail in question. Click on PROPERTIES. Under detail you can find out.
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Eg. if the email is user@domain.com\n\nYou can find more information about the domain by going to http://www.netsol.com and clicking on the WHOIS link. This will tell you who owns this domain name and where the server is located. \n\nYou can also visit the domain.com site to get more information about the company and location of the company.\n\nBut if you want to find more about the user who sent you an email, Go to your options (if you are using Hotmail, Yahoo or Gmail) and select the option which will let you see all the headers. You will see an ip address from which the email originated - this will tell you the email sender's location when he sent the email.\n\nYou can use http://www.ip2location.com to find the exact location.
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This website SAYS they can provide such a service (for $199!!!)\nhttp://emailrevealer.com/products.php?cat=1\n\nThere are a number of FREE tutorials that can show you how to do it yourself. Try this one  --\nhttp://www.usus.org/elements/tracing.htm
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you cannot really unless they are using the isp email or you can tell by the way they type.... what country do you think am I from?
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If the person you are sending the email to is using an internet based mail (such as Yahoo, MSN, GMail, etc.) then there isn't anyway to check for this....although I do remember seeing something about requesting a return reciept. However, if they have a non-web based mail then you can usually check the status of the message, and see if they recieved it.
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you need to "view headers"\n\nIn free mail clients like \n1. Yahoo Mail\nBelow the email, there is a link "Full Headers". You can click on it. It will display a large amount of information.\n\nUsually the IP u need will be under "X-Originating IP" or the last "Received" row. \n\n2. Gmail-\nClick on "Show Options" and then click on "Show Original".\nLook for the "Received" or "X-Originating IP".\n\nFor outlook express refer to this online tutorial - its quite helpful.\nhttp://www.johnru.com/active-whois/trace-email.html
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yes if you are in get the IP address out of the header of the email and you can trace it back to the location where it came from.  From there you will see if its from Russia or not.
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Yes when u send a mail a header goes with the mail which contain al info about sender and path. One can find out IP address from that header
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Depends on what program  you are using to read mail, but if you can get to the headers, there should be a Received From section... that will tell you (watch out because one is for the server & one is for their actual computer). Then go to http://www.whois.net & find out who owns that server/IP address.
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if you want to trace a mail you have just received and the original destination where the mail was send from then go click the FULL HEADERS option in your mail inbox. Copy the FULL HEADERS and paste it in a softwate thst is found in internet called "Email Tracer"(Download it). The detail trace of the email id will be shown to you. Need detail help then mail at krish4all@gmail.com
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you can get informations like where from the email has got originated (IP address of machine).
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You could dissect your C drive, do a search in unallocated clusters and see if they're still there.  But you would probably need fancy forensic SW to do that.  If the mail is stored on your provider's server, maybe you could get copies.
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do you have a folder to "move" the email to?
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You can find out from where the email was sent (the internet provider that the user used to send the email). If you read the headers of the email you can find the original IP of the sender. Then you can go to http://www.maxmind.com/app/lookup_city and enter that IP and you can find some info.
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in any email client you can click on view>full header.  this will reveal the original ip address of the email.
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As such, any normal email system like yahoo or gmail does not allow users to get a status on whether the email was read or no...What you can do is register for specialized services like "didtheyreadit.com" where - they track 10 emails free of charge for you.You can come to know, how many times your email was read, and when...You can also try a software called mailinfo - which is free and works by attaching an image on to your email,which when downloaded, gives you an idea as to when your email was read...unfortunately in this case, the receiver is notified that you are using mailinfo... :)
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do a reverse lookup..\nanywho, yahoo..\ngoogle email reverse lookup.