Does e-mails can be hacked? or blocked from their addressees?
346211
well....my id has been hacked and my password was changed......so it can happen, i can ensure you that. but about the e-mail thing sometimes the network fails and gives some errors, so maybe they sent it, but it never got to you....it can happen ........maybe they even received confirmation for sendind the e-mail
401216
Click on "Spam".  After that, click on "Trash", "Delete",...because when you've "spamed" someone's email it automatically goes to your Trash.\nAt least, I notice that's where it goes on mine.\nI was just looking over my "spamed" stuff this morning.It shows a list of email addresses that are now Blocked (they are filtered out so I won't receive their annoying emails anymore). I, personally, NEVER open ANY email from ANYONE I do not know.  Better safe, than sorry.\n\nYou can also contact your Internet service provider to get the scoop on things.  That way you know you will get accurate answers for sure.  They can also "walk" you through ANY of your Mailbox issues.  Take care.
1187651
sorry but you need to to the IP and onley your mail server has it and it is in high security levels\n\nif you have the ip you can trace it
1000500
If it's related to Outlook then i don't know but when you get and lots of mails from unknown users then their destiny is to Crack you may be steal your password.....\n                                       Specially from when unknown peoples...
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.
1078406
look in bulk box may be there If so click on not spam for that email. Go to options then filters see if address is listed. Also check blocked addresses. Note SPAM in yahoo goes to bulk
1157071
It certainly can. Look at the header. You will see that there's a list of the servers whose hands the mail passed through. The last one in the list shows the IP address of the machine it originated on (if it hasn't been forged).\n\nLook up that IP address using a DNS lookup website and it should tell you the ISP of that machine. Send the entire email as an attachment to abuse@ ... and the domain of the ISP and sit back and wait.\n\nThey may respond or they may not.\n---------------------------------\nThe header is the start of the email before the text. It's not usually displayed but here is the link to how to see it:\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/uk/mail/config/config-11.html\n\nThe person to contact is NOT Yahoo but the ISP of the machine from which it was sent.\n\nIf the offensive mails come from someone who has your email address because you previously corresponded with them or the mail is sent to you and you alone personally, then is technically not Spam.\n\nYou best bet is to create a filter that will delete mail from that person. Details of how to do that are in Mail Help on the Yahoo Mail website.
539067
you can't\nanyone can make an account and send mail out as anyone else. I suggest you do not have a catchall or default e-mail address and that if mail is sent to an address not specifically configured under your domain, you bounce it.\n\nResponsible spam filtering software will not give you trouble, as they block mail coming from a specific IP, specific messages or following spam patterns. \n\nIf you can identify from which smtp (outgoing mail) server the mail is being sent by looking at the headers of a message, you can find out which ISP is responsible for that IP and semnd a complaint to their abuse department.
580093
When you go into Yahoo email, click on the "Options" link in the upper right corner.  Here you will see an option for blocking addresses.
142951
You aren't being hacked.\nIt's a phenomenon called "Spam".\nReport it as spam, and then just keep deleting.\nDon't worry so much.\n♥
63569
I don't think you can, since they don't really make ways to bypass an extra security measure, but if it's extremely important, you can try contacting the email provider.
635739
I get similar e-mails all the time.  The only thing I know to do is to forward them to the below address.  Honestly, I don't know if it does any good, but that's what I have read.
484508
I think they first try out an email at random. If you open one they know the address is real and send lots more. Putting the sender on your 'Blocked senders' list helps
32544
the email address u r using might be ok but u should go to ur junk or bulk folder and check for the mail. u might have blocked it accdently.
991746
hacking is a way of getting some info that you're not supposed to be seeing.\ndont bother hacking emails! the programs out there that say they can hack emails are probably viruses or trojans made by other hackers to hack your computer.never open any of the files u dl from warez sites and such.
420771
try blocking their email address, using your spam function. if they use different email addresses, block all of them, or you can choose to block all unknown email addresses, other than those in your address book. meanwhile, you can also report the abuse to your email provider. the address is usually abuse@provider.com, eg: abuse@hotmail.com, abuse@yahoo.com, etc.
129322
Yes there are programs that can hack yahoo accounts, infact any mail accounts for that matter!