Data Doctors Radio Program
Someone is using my e-mail address!
The longer you've had your e-mail address, the more likely that it has been used in any number of "spoofing" schemes. When your address is used in a spoofing scam, it will generate items in your Inbox that you supposedly sent out or signed up for but you don't recognize ...
How are these people doing this? Why did they pick you? What are they trying to accomplish? Aren't there laws against this type of activity? How do we track these mutton heads down and prosecute them? What can you do to avoid this in the future?
Listen in as the Data Doctors address all of these questions and more on this week's show.
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Original Air Date: Apr 12, 2008
This Week's Links
- Someone is using my address, isn't there a law?
- What exactly is e-mail spoofing?
- E-mail Harvesters and how to deal with them
- Google Gmail Hacked: It Happened to Me
- Get a second address - Top 14 Free E-mail Services
- FREE Disposable e-mail addresses
- Avoid Phishing, Email Hoaxes & ID Theft
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