How do you send a email without showing where it came from.You know when it says UNDISCLOSED?
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Actually normally it says undisclosed recipients, that is, the people who GET the email, that's when you send to a group but don't want the various recipients to get the addresses of the other recipients. To do that write the addresses in the Bcc field. \n\nThe sender is always displayed. You can always change or even leave blank your "from" name in your account, but your address is always traceable if the recipient looks at the source code of your message.
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there is no way for you to find that out on your end unless you will confirm it from them..but the common signs is that the the intended receipent or your emails could not be able to receive any emails from you..but detecting it on your end is impossible..
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If u want the person not to see ur email contacts list Just rite his/her email address in the BCC column it will just  send the person a single copy without the name of the people to whom it wz also sent .
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It's called SPAM. They use several ways to find email address. Web spider program is one of them. They even guess random email addresses that turn out to be real. \n\nIf you click on the links in their emails and reply them, it alerts them about the authenticity of your email address. As a result, they send your email address to fellow spammers who send you more emails. It's basically a chain of spammers. \n\nInternet is not that private as we think. You also expose yourself to SPAM by revealing your email address in different websites. It's advisable to reveal your email address only to the trusted websites.\n\nIf you get these unsolicited (spam) email in your Inbox, report it as spam by clicking the spam button. The bulk mail will take care of it. Apparently there's nothing much you can do about it. As long as it goes in bulk mail folder, there's nothing to worry.
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wait until they reply, if no reply in expected time frame, send email again.\nand no bounce email said non delivery means done, but still no guarantee the email is read.
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You could be on the "bcc" list of these emails. In this case you are just secrectly copied. Nobody except the sender will know.
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Use the BCC: field. It is 'Blind Carbon Copy' or 'Blind Courtesy Copy' (whichever you prefer). Regardless, any receipint in the bcc field will not be shown in the e-mail.
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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
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You need to trace the email back to the source - the actual source, many spams are forged.\n\nYou can visit spamcop.net - it is a free service - you can enter the spam and it will let you know where really originated. \n\nOnce you know where it is from, you can lodge a complaint against the spammer directly.
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if you open the email in the bottom (tiny letters) it has the option of unsuscribing from it. if it does not. you can sue them. because it is illegal
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That means that some one else has your password or he/she has hacked in to your email. \n\nThe one thing that you can try doing is locate the originating ip in the full headers of the email and track that ip down. that will not tell you who sent that email. it'll only give you a source of origin. \n\nTo find who actually sent it.. only logic can help.
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Probably just a spammer.  Emails can be easily "spoofed" - this is, fake senders/subjects/dates can be sent out via SMTP very easily.  I'd just chuck it in the SPAM pile and not worry about it.  Don't even both opening them if you notice stuff like that.
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Which email service.\nRedirected to where?\nHave you run virus/trojan/spyware scans?
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You can definately expect to get a whole bunch of spam emails now if you gave out your email address. Hopefully you didn't give out any other personal information.
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Cant tell you nuthin if you dont tell us what you use for email...
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The best way I address this is by the "do i know you" factor...If it's a friend's email address, then it's most likely not spam...the reason I say most likely and not "definitely" is because hackers can sometimes use lists of emails you've sent, and mimic them to act like they're your friends. Yahoo does a pretty good job with filtering these.  In general, just don't open anything from people you dont know.  If you know they and dont open it, they'll let you know you havent opened their email and they can resend it to you.
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If you added the address information to your addresses it should come up. It doesn't recognize an email that is not added to your addresses list.