where do you send emails sent to you that are obvious phishing for identity theft on yahoo emails?
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Go to the real website for the company they're spoofing.  Most large firms now (like banks, in addition to PayPal and eBay, above) have links to where you can report or forward phishing emails.  The owner of the spoofed site (I have been targeted by spoofers of Bank of America, Chase Manhattan, and CitiBank) have a better chance of getting the sites shut down than a third party.
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If you are using Yahoo! mail, you should click on the 'Full Headers' link to view more information about the e-mail. This is a good place to start. The rest is hacking and well you're on your own in that regard.
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report that to yahoo, this is the only way.\nbecause your email has been hacked by a hacker, which means that your email address is totally his/hers.
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If your email is from a well known company, such as ebay, yahoo, microsoft, etc. Go directly to their website (DO NOT click any links in the email as they can mimick the actual website) and start looking around on how to report stuff like this.  Note companies call it different things but most common names are spoofs, abuse, fraud and phishing.  You can also look at sites such as www.antiphishing.org and http://www.netriplex.com/phishfraud/ here you can report what you believe to be fruads/scams also there may be info on the particular one you have recieved.  I STONGLY recommend sending any suspect stuff to these people as they work faster than the actual company to pull these nuts down.\n\nIf you have any questions please do not hesitate to keep replying to this.  I do this stuff for a living and its getting too prominant in this world.
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Yes there are programs that can hack yahoo accounts, infact any mail accounts for that matter!
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If it's a Yahoo account, just email it to spoof@yahoo.com.
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My former husband worked in Nigeria and these e-mails are indeed fraudulant.  And it seems that there's not much you can do except identify them as spam and keep blocking the address.  Do not send any personal information!!
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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!
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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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You can find the the domain from which the email was sent, but it might be difficult to find out exactly who in the domain sent it.\n\nTry doing a WHOIS search on Yahoo or Google.\nthen go from there, to report abuse.
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Be very careful, and don't click any of the links in that email.  Most likely it's a phishing scam, which is an official looking email which takes you to a fake site to steal your username and password.
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They are phishing for new SPAM recipients.
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Number 1 report the emails as spam, number 2 go to there profile and report them to yahoo and let them know that they are threting you thats the ez way
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Anonymous Email Made Easy!\nhttp://www.advicebox.com/
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they send emails using the "BCC" function. that's Blind Carbon Copy to us. some email programs have it some don't.
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internet crime complaint center\nhttp://www.ic3.gov/\n\ni wouldn't be in a big hurry to see rewsults. they probably get 30 million emails a day
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if it's yahoo email, go to your email ... go to options in the upper right, there is a thing there to make Spam Not Spam