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Email Verification

posted 11/6/2009 10:13:52 AM |

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Blaiserboy

here is a method to determine where the sender of an email is from....

Using this may save some grief and heartache

http://www.johnru.com/active-whois/trace-email.html

Copy & paste to friend: (Click inside box; Ctrl + C to copy; Ctrl + V to paste)

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sweetxy	Nov 6 @ 10:42AM
	Wow!, something new to me,thank you so much for sharing I think i won't have time to do that but if people like to do I'm sure I'm in a quite safe place and I have nothing bad for them to find out.but my simple life here. Just wnana give you kudo before going out

yashaenka	Nov 6 @ 11:36AM
	All Internet IP addresses are registered and there is a governing body that maintains them. When you look at the source IP in a email you received you can try google to determine where the email was sent from or if you have one of many different kinds of IP management tools one or the other will at least get you verification of which Internet Provider owns that IP address in a range of addresses. That will also tell you the Country and city to which that IP address is assigned and from where the email was actually sent. This is a good tool to use if you think someone is trying to con you in some way like in send me money! Of course good scammers can forward a IP addresses in your email that does not really exist so Google will come back with ????? this is called spoofing and it is done all the time...

yashaenka	Nov 6 @ 11:40AM
	All Internet IP addresses are registered and there is a governing body that maintains them. When you look at the source IP in a email you received you can try google to determine where the email was sent from or if you have one of many different kinds of IP management tools one or the other will at least get you verification of which Internet Provider owns that IP address in a range of addresses. That will also tell you the Country and city to which that IP address is assigned and from where the email was actually sent. This is a good tool to use if you think someone is trying to con you in some way like in send me money! Of course good scammers can forward a IP addresses in your email that does not really exist so Google will come back with ????? this is called spoofing and it is done all the time...A good spoofer can use three or more PC's on the internet and use the IP address of the last PC in a chain so it is very hard [but in can be done] to determine what IP address really sent you the email.

texasgirl8585	Nov 6 @ 2:24PM
	I am very grateful for this, but I am an obsolete dinosaur and can't figure out how to use it.

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