Why can I not recently forward scam/fraud eMails to reporting services????
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..Hi...Maby there was a temporaly problem...And it is solved now..Can happen..sometimes...After all..it is all technologie...and like us..It can fail to:))...\nKind regards! ..PS: When you have problems...contact the directory of yahoo..
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Not to Yahoo, unless you can determine that the source was a Yahoo account.  Send it instead to abuse@bankofamerica.com.  Many companies now have e-mail accounts named "abuse" or "spoof", to send such e-mails to.
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I get those emails at least once a week.\n\nOne email came from a Yahoo! address.  I forwarded the email with the headers to abuse@yahoo.com, AND copied the sender.  In the body of the email I requested that the person be investigated for fraud.\n\nScammer actually sent me another email asking for my contact info, so we could discuss "business!"\n\nI guess they will keep going as long as people fall for them.
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This is not that uncommon, someone used your address as a reply to address in a spam campaign. Irritating but not too much you can do about it.
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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
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select the email, and press on "report as spam" or "this is spam" or something like that (can't remember the exact sentence). Mail provider should block those mails when you report them as spam!
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don't bother about it, just ignore it.\n           first thing no responsible email provider will close ur account without genuine reason,and secondly why would yahoo ask u forward the mail???If they want they can send mail to any yahoo account themselves,they don't require ur help[even the mail ids in ur mail box are stored on yahoo servers]
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i used to have that years ago. it drove me insane with 150 emails everday. be careful of what you wish for.
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Yes, some email programs,  Out Look (not the Express version), allow for timed or delayed sending. I know Lotus Notes does and I'm sure there are others.
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You need to put your recipients in the "BCC" or "Blind Carbon Copy" field. Be sure to put yourself in the "To" field or some email clients will block the email as spam because it doesn't have a "To" address.
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Write to your mail account provider immediately, asking them “what is holding my mails?” and do be specific about the time/ date you have stopped receiving mails, also highlight the importance of being able to have uninterrupted access to your mails;\nBut chances of talking to real person are rather slim.\nIt happened to me several times and after contacting the account provider, got all my mails forwarded pretty soon after.\nCheers, hope it helps
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Assuming there isn't a DNS resolution or connectivity problem, you're probably either blacklisted as a spam source or sending non-RFC compliant emails.\n\nCheck their troubleshooting page help: http://postmaster.msn.com/cgi-bin/dasp/postmaster.asp?ContextNav=TShooting
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What email service are you using?\nlike OUTLOOK, THUNDERBIRD, EUDORA etc\nOR\nyahoo, hotmail, gmail etc\nthere can be many problems.. we need to filter out some possibilities
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SCAM!!!!!! dont do I get those email a few times a week!
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it seems all the ericvickers emails are redirected into your email. try to contact your service provider (btinternet), and tell them your case. they can help you.
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Are you using a company to send them out for you?  The vendors my company uses automatically inserts them into our emails and keeps track of the responses to ensure they are removed.  They go under a line at the bottom of our emails so we don't see it until the email has been sent.  Talk to the rep at your vendor to see if they do that as well, if I remember correctly it is their responsibility, not yours.\nHowever, if you're sending the emails from a personal account of yours that's a bit different.  I would think you'd have to set up a website with unsubscribe information.  I'm not sure if it's still legal, but you used to be able to just put "to unsubscribe reply to this message with UNSUBSCRIBE in the subject" or something similar.
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Anytime my friends send me anything that states "forward to all in your contact list", I thoroughly question the item being reported to me.\n\nThe first thing I do is Google it.  Then I go to Snopes.com to try and validate it, and if it concerns a virus, I search the Norton website to try to confirm if it is true or not.\n\nAmazingly, after "Reply All" and providing links that prove the forwarded information is bogus, most of my friends have taken me off their private little forward lists.  \n\nI spoke to my best friend about all the b.s. she forwarded to me and asked her why an otherwise intelligent woman, would believe this crap.  She said, it's not that I believe it, it's that if it MAY be true than I want my friends to know, just in case.  She just doesn't understand that by forwarding hoax emails, she is contributing to the problem!\n\nAt least she quit sending the stuff to me.\n\nSo, in answer to your question, NO, I do not forward Virus Hoaxes.