Who can I contact if I know people are intentionally sending Virus emails?
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1]Report to your ISP\n2]then your goverment\n3]your lawyer
711844
if in doubt never open an email,especially with an attachment from someones address you don't recognize. That's how viruses get about.
252504
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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yeah mark them as spam, and if possible un scbscribe from them \nand report them on www.spamcop.com\nthanks\nthanks\nregards\nislaminamdar@yahoo.com\njoin my randomizer www.allyours.info\ninamdarinfotech.com\nps. dont 4get to vote for best answer
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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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look for a profile if one exist.. or google the begining of the address & see if their name is else where.\nif the email was threatening (etc) you can report it back to the company it was sent from.\nview the full header ... view the sorce code (in FireFox right click you mouse & click View Page Source... in IE click View & then Source).\n\nit generally takes some work & with free email accounts - it is easy to hide behind them
912952
if you don't know who it is sending you the im/emails don't be curious and answer or open them delete them or click on ignore.you can also run a virus scan on them before you answer or open them.my suggestion is to just delete unfamilier im/emails. good luck.   pete
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First of all, make sure the warning about the virus is true and not a hoax. www.snopes.com \n\nDo not forward the message. \n\nCreate a new message and copy and paiste the info and send.
1182153
go to bottom of the email report headers and forward to abuse @yahoo.com with explanation
559275
I would try abuse@yahoo.com since it sounds like they are spoofing the yahoo domain. Make sure your send them the mail header as well. TX
500454
They're spam.  My guess is the trick is they wait for you to reply, wondering where the message went, and then they know that you have an active email address.
446277
You probably have an email virus of some sort. I had to change my email address because of this, the emails weren't to me and it was using my email address to send junk to other people. Then one day I got about 100 emails from people saying- STOP SENDING ME THIS STUFF, LEAVE ME ALONE, etc. because my email address was being used. I don't know how this works but it is annoying!
43341
Either you have a virus that is sending things out;  or more likely -- a someone you know, who has your email address in their address book, has a virus that is sending them out using your address.
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You can never know who is emailing you unless you really know this person very well. And even then you can never be fully shure, can you? Just think of serial killers and rapists. It happens many times that even close friends did not suspect him (or her) from crimes like that.\nIf you have very good reasons to suspect someone of crimes like that,  go to the police.\n\nBut also make shure you don't point fingers towards innocent people!!
1176001
First thing, change your passwords, both on your email account and on your computer.  Make it at least 12 characters with at least 2 uppercase, 2 lower case, 2 symbols, and 2 numbers.  That complexity should keep him guessing for a while.  Change your password every 90 days.  That will keep him from being able to bruteforce crack it and get any value from it.  Next put up a new firewall.  If you are using the MS firewall, be sure to turn it off before installing the new one.  The conflicts between the two will render your box useless. Next, update and run your AV software to ensure he has trojaned your computer.\n\nThis isn't perfect but it should help, the unfortunate part is he probably already has a list of all of your contacts, so the harrassment probably won't stop.  If it persists you may be able to take legal action, but tracking this guy down won't be easy.\n\nGood luck.
898745
YES! ITS A REAL VIRUS SPREADING PIECE OF SH*T hacker trying to invade your computer. delete and mark as spam on email server.
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Yes, you can report them.\n\nSince they are in Africa, and the Governments in the countries the use are corrupt, there isn't much the legal authorities can do. \n\nWith these type of Emails the threat of Virus or other Malware isn't very high. They want your money, not to infect you computer.\n\nIf you have Yahoo Mail with the Address Block the simply copy their email address and add it to the block. When it bounces the next one, it will tell them your address doesn't exist anymore. If you don't have this in your Yahoo mail, then Outlook Express has a Bounce Back feature that works the same.