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John is right, there is little you can do except be faster with the Delete key. &nbsp;You could create message rules to delete them when there is a pattern. &nbsp;Microsoft, Google, the FBI and others are constantly tracking down these people and shutting them down. &nbsp;But since it is so profitable, new sources keep popping up.
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At least enable some kind of DNSBL, so that their spam hosts are rejected quicker.
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<i>I use greylisting </i> &nbsp;&lt;-- My main email ISP uses greylisting to reduce the spam filtering load. It does a good job.
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It just has to be ordered with lightest check first....
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Thanks for your valuable answers/solutions and comments, it really helped me a lot. I would still want to know if any forensic email examination tool exist that might be able to comprehend my PST file data , so that i can determine where the email hopped from , what are their message ids and much much more. And finally export the information in a report .
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this feeback indeed render another separate question :)
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Make sure to mention mail filtering chain you use. I'd assume you want to deal with incoming mails and some antivitus-spam will be in better position to help out with reports.
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I keep receiving spoofed / anonymous emails from regular spammers but their email header leads me towards nowhere. Can somebody give me a basic information of how to do this or a legal body to report this issue as soon as possible.
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I keep receiving spoofed / anonymous emails from regular spammers but their email header leads me towards nowhere. Can somebody give me a basic information of how to do this or a legal body to report this issue as soon as possible.

How do i detect falsified emails / spoofed emails ?

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