[epub] Re: Faked email addresses

["MerlesWorld.com" <merle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you haven't notified your web host you need to so he's aware
of it. My host so far can't do a thing but my guy is selling so
much crap he's not tied to one site and he's hiding behind a lot
of open relays and smoke and mirrors. Most likely not in this
country.  My guy does the same thing with the goblygook in the
email addresss. This is just like identity theft. You can contact
the FBI but I really don't want to go that route, but you might.

Don't worry if someone tries to nail you for spamming. The headers
will reveal it's not really you who sent it.

Merle

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Eva Almeida" <admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <epub@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, July 12, 2003 12:17 AM
Subject: [epub] Re: Faked email addresses



>>I've just lately had a large increase of so called returned
emails but i
>>never sent them as the addresses are all to my general domain
name with
>>various gobbledigook addresses such as .adfgq@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

I have been having the exact same problem and it is scary... I am
hoping
that I won't be reported for sending these since I haven't sent
any at all.
Does anyone know if this can be stopped by our web host?  I am
very
worried that people will believe they are coming from my domain.


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