It's usually the Klez worm. Whomever is infected has both you, and the
person that bounced, in their address book. I'd love to know how to trace
the originator too.
The funny ones are when the intended recipient is a porn site, or something
like that. That means the infected person is fond enough of the site to
have their email address in their address book :)
Tom
> Some server somewhere has been spoofing my email. I received about 40
> returns last weekend, emails that weren't sent from me because my
> machine wasn't even turned on! Anyone have a clue how to trace any of
> these back? It's very frustrating! My ISP (Verizon) won't even get
> involved, they tell me it's not their problem....
>
> Jim Caldwell
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