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It's NOT from us! Please make sure you
check the headers of the email you received, and you
will see that it was not generated from our
servers.
We DO NOT send SPAM. We never have and
we never will. We do not collect email addresses, nor do
we even have a mailing list. We have a strict policy
regarding Spam and have zero tolerance for incoming or
outgoing Spam.
If someone is sending you Spam and
mentioning one of our sites, please copy the email to us
and rest assured, we will do everything in our power to
terminate the senders service with their ISP and pursue
legal action.
We understand your frustration and we
agree with you, nobody likes to be Spammed. However, if
you are here to threaten us, please understand that we
will not listen to rudeness, because the fact is, we did
not Spam you. We pride ourselves by being one of many
legitimate websites that do not go as low as Spam. We
don't even have SMTP relay turned on. To put it simply,
it is IMPOSSIBLE for our website servers to send
Spam.
If you want to report someone who is
Spamming you and mentioning one of our sites, please
copy the email to us and any links in the email you got
in a new ticket.
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How to Verify the REAL Sender of
an Email Message |
In order to reaffirm the authenticity of an email message, it is
sometimes necessary to check the full header, which is typically not
displayed when you are reading your email. What you are looking for is the
chronologically first 'Received: from' entry in the header. Check to see
that it is consistent or has some logical connection to the 'From:'
address. The 'From:' address is very easy to forge, but not the 'Received:
from' fields. Try this on a piece of Spam email to see what you get.
Here are instructions for viewing the full header of an email message
using the email programs most common in the Center for Aging.
Pine
1. When reading an email message, press the letter 'h' to expand the
header.
2. Press 'h' again to reduce the header.
Outlook 2002
1. Right click on a message.
2. Select 'Options...'
3. If you have already double clicked on a message, drop down the 'View'
menu and select 'Options...'
4. The full header will be in the 'Internet headers:' field.
5. Click 'Close' to go back to reading your email.
Outlook Express 6
1. Right click on a message.
2. Select 'Properties'.
3. If you have already double clicked on a message, drop down the 'File'
menu and select 'Properties'.
3. Click on the 'Details' tab.
4. You can click 'Message Source....' and super size the resulting window
be able to read the header better.
Eudora 6
1. Double click on a message in your Inbox.
2. In the tool bar just above the 'From:' field you will find an icon
that says "Blah Blah Blah" right beside a small yellow pencil. Click
on "Blah Blah Blah" to see the full header of the message.
3. Click on "Blah Blah Blah" to reduce the header.
Thunderbird 0.9
1. Double click on the message you want to read.
2. Click on the plus sign (+) to the left of the word 'Subject:' in
the tool bar just above the message. This will expand the header so
you can see all of the information in it.
3. Click the minus sign (-) to reduce the header.
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