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ann smith
I came into work this morning and I received an e-mail from myself. An
e-mail I never sent. From: (e-mail address removed) To: (e-mail address removed)
How is this possible?. The message was for weight loss pills. I look after
the computers in the office so I have to find an answer for this problem.
Also, last week, an employee received and e-mail from someone using our
domain name. (e-mail address removed). Right away I knew it was fake because we
don't use that kind of naming convention here at the office and I'm the only
one who sets up the e-mail addresses.
We use Outlook 2000 and exchange server 5.5. I read that people can change
the info in the internet header. Also, you can change your reply address in
your pop settings to do this. When I change my pop settings in another
account I have, it doesn't work. I would really appreciate an explanation
to all this. Any help is appreciated, thanks.
e-mail I never sent. From: (e-mail address removed) To: (e-mail address removed)
How is this possible?. The message was for weight loss pills. I look after
the computers in the office so I have to find an answer for this problem.
Also, last week, an employee received and e-mail from someone using our
domain name. (e-mail address removed). Right away I knew it was fake because we
don't use that kind of naming convention here at the office and I'm the only
one who sets up the e-mail addresses.
We use Outlook 2000 and exchange server 5.5. I read that people can change
the info in the internet header. Also, you can change your reply address in
your pop settings to do this. When I change my pop settings in another
account I have, it doesn't work. I would really appreciate an explanation
to all this. Any help is appreciated, thanks.