How do I catch a spammer?
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You need to trace the email back to the source - the actual source, many spams are forged.\n\nYou can visit spamcop.net - it is a free service - you can enter the spam and it will let you know where really originated. \n\nOnce you know where it is from, you can lodge a complaint against the spammer directly.
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Check your bulk email box or double check your spam filter settings. \n\nAmazon (and its associates) send a lot of emails, this could automatically prompt the spam filters to block them.
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keep checking bulk box see if any email from that person if so click on 'Not Spam" top of email page just above body of message. Also go to options and check your filters and block addresses make sure address not listed, if listed remove
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block d sender, click on spam, or unsubscribe . choice is urs.
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Set your spam filter on High, spam any that get through, and don't open any e-mail if you don't know exactly who it is from..That did it for me.
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Use "spam" (a work that Yahoo! can use to help you block unwanted emails out) on him.
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marke it as SPAM and delete it!
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once u received an unwanted e-mail\njust check it\nand click on spam button\nu will not receive it anymore
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No one is safe from the clutches of SPAM. There are some really great programs out there that help to block spam. Thunderbird is a mail client that has built in software to help fight spam. IHateSpam is a program that you train to recognize spam. IHateSpam works great. Just google either of these two programs and you should be able to find them. They are both open source which means they are licensed as free software.
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Nothing will happen unless he gets spammed by enough people to trigger a report to your email provider.  That won't happen since your report is just an isolated case.
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Use the REPORT SPAM button.  Your email service or email program (however you get your email) should have a spam guard feature.   Train it, and you will get your SPAM under control.\n\nIf you use eBay, then I recommend that you get a free email address at Yahoo for that purpose.  The Report Spam button is awesome for that purpose, and your real eBay activity won't WRECK your regular private e-mail. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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try pressing the spam button and see if that works!!!
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Report it as spam, that is about all you can do
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Just mark it as spam. And PooF  its gone.
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Mark them as spam. Their messages will go straight to your spam folder.
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Forward it to abuse@yahoo.com  You'll first get an automated reply. Then, if it's about another yahoo user, they'll tell you action has been taken.
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C'mon - spammers don't use their real names on their spam, so trying to retaliate by signing them up for spam will just further clog bandwidth and mail relays.  You can try to find domain registration for the 'spam-vertised' sites using internic.net or other whois, but those can also be faked or run by proxy.\n\nIf you are serious about fighting spam there is a free service, http://www.spamcop.net that will correctly trace the spam and report back to the service provider.  'black hat' or spam friendly providers are put on a block list that major companies use to deny access from those providers.