how can I stop spam inpersonation of my domain?
919930
The first thing I would check is your e-mail server to see if you have an open relay.  Spammers scan the internet constantly, looking for exposed servers to route their e-mail. \nSecond, I would rename all my administrative accounts and change the passwords to lengthy, secure passwords that are hard to crack.\nThird, I would run antispyware, followed by hijackthis to track any remote control programs that may have been installed without your consent.\nFourth, I would obtain some of the spam e-mail and check the headers to see where it's originating from.
209142
Hard to avoid.  Reporting spam and getting a spam blocker will help but I'm afraid it's pretty tough to avoid completely.
764336
Use the REPORT SPAM button.  Your email service or email program (however you get your email) should have a spam guard feature.   Train it, and you will get your SPAM under control.\n\nIf you use eBay, then I recommend that you get a free email address at Yahoo for that purpose.  The Report Spam button is awesome for that purpose, and your real eBay activity won't WRECK your regular private e-mail. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
608903
Don't bounce Spam - you would be confirming your existence.\nThen the spam could be targeted instead of random - there would be more of it!\nSpam filters - that's the way to do it!
223285
In my maibox. I get 16-20 emails of this nature that my Spam detector shunts into  the "Bulk" maibox. When I check my mail, I simply delete the whole 00000000*&*^&#@"?!? mess of them. survey offers and all.\nYou can do it too!
1137731
Download Spam Killer Frog......\n\nSearch the web using Yahoo or Google...Use the wrods I have listed above...u will get a program used to remove Spams....\n\nOther then this go to www.download.com  then go to download spamm killer section u will get a lot of spam killers...\n\nand plz rate my answer as the best answer
611007
Everyone else answered your first and last question, so you should know what spam is now.\n\nThe most important question, "How to avoid it," has not been answered, and most people don't seem to figure it out, and would rather waste their time fighting it and installing new software and doing "maintenance."\n\nThe best way to do away with spam, is to open a second email account, and never, ever, ever sign up online for anything on the internet with that account. \n\nNow that the internet folks have your email address, it will only get worse as they sell your information to others, pass it around, trade it for other information, and generally expand the proliferation of your email address.\n\nAlmost all ISP's offer multiple email addresses, or you can get a freebie from Yahoo or MSN or whatever. \n\nNot only the "best" way, but the only way to do away with spam is to create a clean email account, and don't give it away to people you don't know. Nobody can use your email that you don't give it to. Use your spammed account to chat or join rss feeds or groups.\n\nGood luck fighting the old account. It's a losing battle.\n\nIncidentally, I have an email account I use strictly for my business that has never received one email I didn't want; not one piece of spam in over a year. What a pleasure it is to use, when you know waiting email is something you need or want. No more time wasted for unneccessary "maintenance" and fiddling with filters and blockers and the latest new spam program.
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Never click on a link to unsubscribe.  That simply verifies that yours is a valid email address and you will probably get even more spam.  A more effective way to deal with it all would be to simply change your email address once a year or so, or use one email address for shopping around on the internet and another address that you never give out except to specific people you want to have it.\n\nIt may get to the point where an email program will have to be written that will randomly change your email address hundreds of times a second just to keep ahead of the spammers.
1063948
You can't.  And it is not wise to just give our your e-mail address.  Now people will spam you continuously.  Be careful.
331390
You can't really stop spam.\n\nYou can get a better filter, but it may filter out some "good" messages (from family, friends, companies that need to send you information on warranties, recalls, rebates, etc.)\n\nThe best idea is to get a new email address, make it hard to guess (not the same as any other email account you see anywhere), be more careful who you give it to. Then open another email address to use when you register with various sites on the web, such as news sites, ESPN, etc., that you don't care if you ever hear from. maybe you can use your current email address as your secondary address, since it's already attracting spam.
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Just block the mail with the Yahoo spam gaurd, it should do the rest, if not it's someone attacking you with a randomizer and I sudgest making the settings on your mail secure for one, and so only people in your address book can send stuff to your inbox.
193671
if u are using yahoo, spam the email.  on the spam page click to block address, if it doesnt do it automatically.
120536
There's a government site that you can forward your spam to. Also there's a site that stops telephone marketers.\n\nDont remember the URLS though might want to ask in another question.\n\nYou can also check whois.org and send an abuse mail to the senders hosting.
115728
Download a little program called Mailwasher. When you have mailwasher on your system set it up to your account that is getting hit with spam. After you have done all that check your mail. Also in the program you can delete any e-mails before they are sent to your mail program. Click on the link below to learn more about this cool little program and there is also the free download on that site.  Good Luck...
484312
Then don't respond for their e-mails, when you respond, they'll just send your e-mail to other people and then, give you more spam. Just a simple process:\n\nRecieve spam? Then delete spam.
1184425
Hit the delete button. Report them to their ISP. Use Spamcop to get the IP provider. Block the domain @funwell from your email. Kick their *** oops can't say that. Send headers and actual email to spam@uce.gov.
287226
>In Yahoo Mail "which is what I use" I don't think you can stop spam.I have tried.At least they put it in the Bulk folder and messages in your Bulk folder do not count toward your mailbox storage quota.You can delete them if you want or Yahoo will automatically delete them after thirty days.You are supposed to be able to unsubscribe but it didn't work for me.The more I unsubscribed the more I got.Changing your email address is probably the only way to stop it,and then only for a short while.