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Scary Email Scams...
That part's missing from Gmail emails, right? I thought Gmail didn't include the sender's IP in the header.
MarkJFine wrote:The trick is to always look for the first "Received From" then there will be an IP in square brakets. That is the IP of the server that HELO'd your email server before it sent it.
maratsade wrote:That part's missing from Gmail emails, right? I thought Gmail didn't include the sender's IP in the header.
Hmmm. Haven't noticed, tbh.
- maratsade8 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
They may have changed this -- I remember a long time ago reading that Google did not include the sender's IP address in the headers. I haven't really checked, as my knowledge of this is extremely basic.
- MarkJFine8 years agoProfessor
After almost two weeks of inactivity, just got a third one. Here's the tally:
Date Email Server Amt BTC Account
---------------- -------------------- --------- ----------------------------------------------------------
10 Jul 2018 104.47.125.245 $1900 1JHwenDp9A98XdjfYkHKyiE3R99Q72K9X4 (3.35 collected, 17 xactions)
11 Jul 2018 40.92.70.69 $2900 1YAy8oEjEXsxos5u7y5k7siJ4tSmA71sU (0 collected, 0 xactions)
24 Jul 2018 40.92.253.58 $7000 1GLuqSSnZg8jq6AQdypjLYQoRPveX9uDxb (0 collected, 0 xactions)
They seem to be getting even bolder with their demands.
- maratsade8 years agoDistinguished Professor IV
Stop doing the lip sync challenge, Mark, and they will stop filming you! LOL
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