It's entirely possible and common to "spoof" an email address, so you won't be able to track where it came from. Spammers use this technique all the time.Hi, I am president of a company and today I recieved an following email from a "fake" gmail account, I recieved it in my outlook inbox at work I was just wondering if there was a way I could track it as I am very curious to know who it is.
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If the address came from a fake account, the address was indeed spoofed. You won't be able to tell who sent it.its not a spoof we hired an employee at 430 today then I recieved an email at 6 asking how I hired him when we said we had no openings (which isnt true) and then he said he would be looking into the "malpractice" I dont really care about that I just want to know who he is
Hi, I am president of a company and today I recieved an following email from a "fake" gmail account, I recieved it in my outlook inbox at work I was just wondering if there was a way I could track it as I am very curious to know who it is.
"If
Im going to college and I want something cool for my dormroom I will be getting a 15in 2011 mbp and I have a iPad and iPhone. I was wondering if it could also play slingbox? Thanks for the help
From College to President of a company in less than a month. 🙂
LOL! Good catch! Well, he didn't say how big the company was! He's the president. And the janitor. And the "tech guy" that he's going to ask to check it out in the morning! Busy student! LOL! My guess is the email didn't come from someone about a job... more like a bully or a lover's spat. Especially since there's no such thing as "malpractice" in the scenario described.From College to President of a company in less than a month. 🙂
alright thanks Ill have our tech guy check it out in the morning