Problem: Most spam emails (and virtually all current viruses) arrive with fake sender addresses, making it difficult to notify the service provider of the person really responsible for this nuisance.
Explanation: Most spam these days is sent with a fake return address. In these cases, complaining to the administrator of the sender domain is a waste of time. You first need to figure out where the spam really came from before you can complain to the administrators of the servers involved in sending the spam to get the offenders kicked off.
Solution: The following link lets you find out which provider an IP address is assigned to.
Explanation: Most spam these days is sent with a fake return address. In these cases, complaining to the administrator of the sender domain is a waste of time. You first need to figure out where the spam really came from before you can complain to the administrators of the servers involved in sending the spam to get the offenders kicked off.
Solution: The following link lets you find out which provider an IP address is assigned to.
6/22/2011 03:00:00 PM
K.D

