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I keep getting mail from sex and singles websites i have not requested them and everytime i block them they change their domain just enough that it gets through it is being sent to my spam folder but I dont want to receive it period. I've tried email them by replying to the email to ask them to stop but it comes back as undelieverable. I'm a happiley engaged christin woman and I would like for this to stop. Help Please.

My Yahoo contacts folder was hijacked, and a spammer sent an email several times over several days to everyone in the account. Can't Yahoo catch that violation?

I had Norton antivirus installed when I first got my laptop, but my subscription expired quite some time ago but I was never able to uninstall it from my computer (and my university provides me with a free subscription to McAfee). I just ran a virus/malware scan and removed some things that were affecting my computer, and when it rebooted I started getting these popups from Symantec (connected to Norton) saying "Your email to whoever@wherever was unable to be sent because..." I got tons of them, definitely over 100. The help site for the messages said it was Norton stopping the emails from being sent because they were spam. Thing is, I don't use Outlook Express, nor do I have an email even set up with it. So where exactly did these emails attempt to be sent from? I have Hotmail and Gmail accounts, would it be from there? Or would it have been from Outlook Express? I know if I click an email address on a website (like a "Click here to mail whoever" link), Outlook Express opens up a new message thing, but I've never sent anything from it because I didn't think I had an email address there. Any help greatly appreciated.

There was a spam email sent from MY EMAIL to a few of my friends and some other weird but relevant email addresses... It gave a link to a website who's domain owner originates from beijing (WTF). I use a macbook pro, but the last time I was on my email was 11:43am on my IPHONE in school... the spam message was sent through my email at 12:26pm (about 40 minutes later. I just changed the password has my iphone been hacked? or has my macbook been hacked? or has my yahoo account been hacked? are more emails going to be sent out? if so, is there any way to stop them? must I delete my account? was it just the wifi I was on? help? thanks. oh and i never click on any advertisements, never open any spam mail etc the email WAS in my sent box

is anyone able to tell me if this spam? the email seems to refer to my alias email address having been deleted... but I've not tried to delete my alias address. From: yahoo-account-services-uk@cc.yahoo-inc.com To: (myemailaddress)@yahoo.com Date: Tue, 28 Apr 16:12:14 2009 The following has been deleted from your account: (myemailaddress)l@yahoo.com Does something look odd? If the changes described above are accurate, no further action is needed. If anything doesn't look right, follow the link below to make changes: https://edit.yahoo.com/commchannel/manage?ar=2&ea=bRhCEd9GFs.e0mH8htrhNibYgcWmWmWFqTTW930i22E4RGVYpaivFziQ7h4.gZ0cpv9lNCGCfQOI_wUZy4oKyYaDUMJZR4LdVvE-&done=https%3A%2F%2Fedit.yahoo.com%2Fconfig%2Feval_profile If you did not initiate this change, please sign in to your Yahoo! account and verify your account information by clicking the "My Account" link at the top of the page. You can use the alternative email address(es) in your Yahoo! account to reset your password. To ensure that your account information remains accurate and secure, we notify you whenever this information changes. If the Yahoo! ID tj**** does not belong to you or if you would like to permanently stop receiving messages for this Yahoo! ID at this email address, please visit the following link: https://edit.yahoo.com/commchannel/disavow?p=nmBSFyHhZwvVbn9voiGA8hi7aRtIrlRqj.M00yMYTcYPcw20jbkoLK.ayLM- Regards, Yahoo! Account Services ******************************************************** This change request was made on 28 April 2009 at 08:12PM BST

Email messages that purport to be from me arrive in people's mailboxes but when the recipient clicks on them the message turns out to be spam. I didn't send this crap but the recipients don't know that. How can I stop this?

The password for my Yahoo mail account stopped working (this account is set up so I can sign up for anything online and the spam will get diverted here instead), so I went ahead and got Gmail. I set it up to work with Mail on both of my computers, both running Mac OS X. Is there any way to synchronize the account so that if I file an email in Mail on one computer, it will show up filed in the same place on the other? Help appreciated.

Washington, April 27 : A new research has highlighted the importance of stopping spam as it produces greenhouse gases that harms the planet.

Washington, April 27 (ANI): A new research has highlighted the importance of stopping spam as it produces greenhouse gases that harms the planet.