Great, Scott, thanks! I'll give that a try and let you know how it works
out! I saved all the returned messages, so I have a bunch of them!
Jim Caldwell
Original Message:
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From: Scott Gomez scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 7 Oct 2002 10:33:15 -0700
To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [OM] Search end - email return spoof
Just send the offending mail through Spam Cop's tracer, then cancel sending
a report at the end. http://spamcop.net This works with most mail and should
work with Klez worm stuff too. Klez changes the return address, but doesn't
otherwise muck with the headers, IIRC, which should still show the
originating path. You can use that aspect of Spam Cop for free, and you can
either email the message to Spam Cop or cut-and-paste at their web-site.
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Scott Gomez
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Caldwell [mailto:jamesfc@xxxxxxx]
Subject: RE: [OM] Search end - email return spoof
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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