I know someone who can find IP's from emails Can that person tell it's me if I use a different email address?
471831
IP address is tied to the computer not any particular email account or web site. If you are using the same computer, no matter how and from who you send it, the IP address will always be the same.
910934
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.
850718
No - that's what BLIND copy means.\n\nOnly the sender knows who it was sent to. You may be able to trace the sender based on the IP in the mail header, but it's more likely that the mail was sent by a spam zombie.
702582
Most email clients has option to see headers where you can see the IP address of the sender, but this does not lead directly to to exact pc where the email came out from, it may lead you back to the proxy server...ISP...etc
560513
Sure u can....Go to google and type in email address finder and you should have no problems from there.  Hopefully.
580542
Depends.\n\nTry this:\n\n1. In your browser, go to profiles.yahoo.com/XXXXXXX where XXXXXX is the e-mail address without the @yahoo.com.  This will show you what the e-mail account holder wants publicly visible, so it may not say.  But if the person wants you to know their address, it'll be there.\n\n2. Google the e-mail address.  Anybody whose e-mail address is visible through a google search is making a big mistake (but can't always fix it), but in the mean time you might find something.
337832
Yes. If your IP changes, and you use a new account (new login name), the site cannot know it is you. Of course, I'd avoid the behaviour that got you banned in the first place, or they'll guess :-)
750645
Yes. Someone is spoofing your ID address (ie effectively using it as the reply to address) when they are sending spam e-mails.
1044836
The content of email is only as secure as your connection to the server.  Anything that snoops between you and it could copy the message.\n\nFinding someone's email address, if that is what you means, is only as easy as they want it to be for you, like advertising it places.\n\nSome companies will sell your email address to other companies for marketing mails...
345529
If you don't recognize the email address, DON'T open it.  If you think it's from a friend, contact them first, just to make sure.
6846
Yes and no, the best way to go about this is to click full headers on the email (under yahoo), look at the email address's full ip and than do a whois on the ip.  You won't get a person, per say, but you can see where the email is coming from!
515324
Maybe she should get a new email and then you can block that old email.\n\nOr if you look at the header of the email address (View) you can see what IP address the email came from.\n\nThis will tell you for sure if it originate at the same pc or not.\nstef
910148
Open the Full headers of that email. You would get the IP of the machine that the email is sent from.
130956
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 :)
98999
Look at the full headers of the email.  Look for the X-Originating-IP.  Search that IP # on http://www.arin.net/whois/  It will show you info on their internet service provider and you should be able to narrow down where the person lives based on that info.
236314
No way to know unless he tells you. You could check on the one you know of and see his sent mail, maybe he forwarded or sent something to his other names. Good luck.
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.