I just received a fruadulent email from my bank.  What do I do to report it it Yahoo?
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to your bank, and to yahoo
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Report a fraudulent email\nNigerian 419 Scam letters, Lottery emails, Phishing emails and other fraudulent emails should be forwarded to our Investigation Team at:\n\nscams@fraudwatchinternational (add .com to the end)
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Probably phishing.  Try to log into your account normally, without clicking on the link in the email.
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if this is an internal email with in a company that you work for, report it to your immediate supervisor, if this is outside the work place report it to your isp as a spam
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check your mail...\n\nMike
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This is clearly a big thing and needs addressing, I would surggest emailing through the "contact yahoo" it might be best to send it as a technical email because i find that emails such as the one you will send are not always read on passed on simply discarded where if the think it is technical they will read it and have to pass it on. Hope this helps!
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it sounds as if someone may have hacked into your account to send spam, or you have a virus on your computer that emails itself to everyone in your contacts.\n\nContact Yahoo customer service and find out what they are accusing you of.  If you can get into your account, change the password immediately in case someone hacked your password and do thorough virus scans (more that one) to clear your pc.   If you can prove you were hacked or infected, let Yahoo know with the details.
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Prolly just a virus you got in your email. They do that kinds of stuff all the time.
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This is because one of your emails was reported as spam, by a yahoo user. Unforturnately, their is no way for you to be removed from the spam database, as many entries of spammers are sent every second.
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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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Forget it.\nFirst you will have to purchase Yahoo's premium Email service to get it.
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It's a scam. Report as spam. and Ignore the sender.
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No,  when you receive an email like that, it is a scam.  You can be assured of that.  Never give money or your bank account information to anyone who contacts you over email.\n\nPlease see the website below for further information.
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It is a form of the "nigerian bank scam" and they are just trying to get information from you so the can steal money from you.  I get dozens of these emails per month.\n\nI would forward to email to the abuse department of the internet provider where the email originated.  Beyond that, there really isn't much else you can do besides ignore it.
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It's spam. Just ignore it. There's nothing you can legally do except report it as spam.\n\nIt's over the internet...ignore it.
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either you had a virus and it sent everything out through your email and these are the returns (unlikely) or someone spoofed your email address and all the email they sent out is being returned to you (more likely)
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ask him. if it is unwanted email report as spam. if here is a harrassment you will have to file a report to police.