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Someone using my email to spam. I get returned emails that I never sent.

I get emails back from mailer-daemon, subject "failure notice".

I never sent these emails so assume someone is using my email to spam.

It happened with a free yahoo email account and also with a registered domain.

Is there any way to stop this?
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from titch98: 1) Do not use a free Yahoo email account. Go to Google and type in "hack Yahoo email account" in search bar and see how many websites there are giving you information, and even scripts, on hacking and gaining control over someones Yahoo email account..........

I use free Yahoo! accounts and nobody hack into my account. It's not the free serivce, but the lack of knowledge let someone hack into your account (make a search about 'Social Engineering').