can any person that i send email to know my IP?
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Yes, generally when you send an e-mail, your IP address is included, in the 'headers' which are normally hidden from e-mails, but you can view them with any e-mail client, even hotmail.
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So you cannot see the specific IP address of the sender, but you can trace back to their email gateway.\n\nThese instructions will vary depending on the email client you have, however, it should be possible to view the internet header. For example on Outlook, you can do this within the message by, selecting view, then options.\n\nAnyway parse through the header and you will see the IP address of the various servers the message has passed through.
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hey.. you can do this by using Windows NetMeeting.\nor\nu can also do this:\n1.open command pronpt\n2.type net send {ip address} {your message}\n3.and u r done with it.
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you mean your IP address?\n\nwww.whatismyip.com
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well the simplest way is to look at the email id e.g some@yahoo.com \n\nor  headers most email providers have these u can click on show header and it will give u all the details like IP address, mail server, time  etc hth :)
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go to one of your friend's house and see if you can access your email from their computer
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send them an email and add to it .confirm.to \nand then when they open it you will receive a confirmation with the details ...which includes the IP adress
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check their ip address at arin.net
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Most likely, you can't.  Running a trace on the email will only lead back as far as the ISP.  Only thing I can think of is that you can try an internet search on the email address, and see if you get any hits, or do an internet search for "reverse email lookup" and try one of those sites.
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Yes it is but it isnt some info you can access easily but when someone changes your password then it sends you an email with the ip of the person that changed it.
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Yes, someone on another computer can get your IP address. There are programs out there that can tell people that info. \n\nYour Internet Service Provider knows your addy, of course, and if required by law has to hand over every single thing you have done on-line.
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Yes, the websites you visit can obtain your IP address, for example go here:\nhttp://www.ipchecker.net/\nto find ot what your IP address is. When in chat you're usually safe unless you establish p2p connection with the other person (usually when you transfer a file)
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The real question is, Why do you need to know such information.\n\nIf you want to see your own ipconfig will tell you\n\nIf they were your friends they would just give it to you.\n\nIf they are not your friends, I am wondering what you plan on doing with this information... Somehow I am fairly certain it is not good.
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there is a field named "Received" in the full header of you email, containing data like this:\nfrom [168.243.7.66] by web25610.mail.ukl.yahoo.com via HTTP; Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:13:58 CEST\nYou can see an IP there. You can know what country that IP belongs to.\nhttp://www.dnsstuff.com/
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Here is a link for interpretting email headers. If you have any of the bogus email you can get alot of the info you need (IP address etc) from the header. TX\n\nhttp://www.stopspam.org/email/headers.html
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Can you see the "Header Information" in the mail address line? Search your mail settings, I don't know what program you are using to read mail.\n\nThere is a slim chance you can do a trace rout to the sending IP address, if it is there, and narrow down the location, or even the ISP, if you need to report a threat or other potential problem.
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Not going to happen. You may be able to find out what state or city they are in. But not an email address. This is because people have many email address and they are not linked to any ip address. I can go the work and send an email on gmail using that pc's ip and go home and send a email with another ip address. Now you may have better luck breaking the email down to find the sender. That is possible. Its all about the header of the email. Try this site.\n\nhttp://abuse.msu.edu/email-tracking.html\n\nHave fun.