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[Matthew Warwick]

Heyas all,

I have a very nasty problem on my hands here.

Basically, It looks like someone is sending out lots of spam, and making
it appear as if it came from my domain. I keep ketting lots of "mail
undeliverable" emails in my inbox and when I view their headers, they
are returning to me because the From: field lists my domain name in
there. 

Some of these error emails attatch the original, so I've been looking at
the headers in the original ones that were sent, there's an example at
the bottom of this mail. The addresses listed in the From: field in the
spam mails just seem to be random letters @qbie.com, for example
jhjkwer3@qbie.com and kjh3hjf@qbie.com

I'm totally at a loss of what to do. All these emails have originated
from different servers by the looks of it, I have contacted a couple of
the ISP's (one being BT Openworld) but I'm getting so many of these in
my inbox its beyond a joke. I've already setup filtering rules to move
them into a separate folder but they're coming in at a rate of about 20
an hour.

Any advice or help would certainly be much appreciated :)

Matt




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