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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2008random e mail sending without my knowledge
We are running windows XP pro. We have a digital dial up and when i come in in the morning to check my mail i find i have a lot of undelivered mail which could not be sent. Some of the mails are being sent at 11-45PM when i'm at home. Please see an example of the returned mail. Our email address in the office is: office@newbyltd.freeserve.co.uk Reporting-MTA: dns; starfury12.uol.com.br X-Postfix-Queue-ID: 950235000170 X-Postfix-Sender: rfc822; ewyk@newbyltd.freeserve.co.uk Arrival-Date: Fri, 6 Oct 2006 11:18:44 -0300 (BRT) Final-Recipient: rfc822; dr.jr@uol.com.br Action: failed Status: 5.0.0 Diagnostic-Code: X-Postfix; host mfuol.mail.sys.intranet[172.26.5.123] said: 550 RCPT TO:<dr.jr@uol.com.br> User unknown (in reply to RCPT TO command) Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated Kind regards Chris Newby > We are running windows XP pro. > We have a digital dial up and when i come in in the morning to check > my mail i find i have a lot of undelivered mail which could not be > sent. > Some of the mails are being sent at 11-45PM when i'm at home. No need to post more than once. The problem is that your address has been hijacked and the spammer using it is sending messages to many invalid addresses. Since the receiving mail servers see your address as the sender, you get the bounces. Your machine most likely has not been compromised.  SignatureBrian Tillman Thanks for the response Brian, is there any way of stopping it? > > We are running windows XP pro. > > We have a digital dial up and when i come in in the morning to check [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > servers see your address as the sender, you get the bounces. Your machine > most likely has not been compromised. > Thanks for the response Brian, is there any way of stopping it? No, since it's happening on a PC not under your control. SignatureBrian Tillman > > Thanks for the response Brian, is there any way of stopping it? > > No, since it's happening on a PC not under your control. > -- Brian Tillman I am receiving up to 50 returned emails per day from the person who has spammed my address, and when i emptied the deleted files in outlook it still showed that there were 342 left. When i try to delete any old mail i get the messgae " messaging Interface has returned an unknown error, try and restart outlook if this problem persists. I cannot send or receive any mail and get the error codes 0x8004060C & after trying to repair the settings in outlook the error code has changed to 0x800CCC0D There is a second PC connected to the network, with this as the server. The second PC is still abvle to send and receive mail with no problem but i need to try to resolve this issue. Have you any suggestions as it appears to have been instigated when i deleted all the spam files from the deleted items folder. Help!!!! > I am receiving up to 50 returned emails per day from the person who > has spammed my address, and when i emptied the deleted files in > outlook it still showed that there were 342 left. Left where? > When i try to delete any old mail i get the messgae " messaging > Interface has returned an unknown error, try and restart outlook if > this problem persists. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/814441/en-us > I cannot send or receive any mail and get the error codes 0x8004060C > & after trying to repair the settings in outlook the error code has > changed to 0x800CCC0D <http://www.google.com/search?q=%2B0x800CCC0D+%2Boutlook+-express> SignatureBrian Tillman > > I am receiving up to 50 returned emails per day from the person who > > has spammed my address, and when i emptied the deleted files in [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > <http://www.google.com/search?q=%2B0x800CCC0D+%2Boutlook+-express> many thanks again Brian, you must have some information stored inside your gray matter. If i could i'd send you a large drink, maybe in a couple of years the way technology is progressing. Thankyou Chris > many thanks again Brian, you must have some information stored inside > your gray matter. I'm good at finding things. > If i could i'd send you a large drink, maybe in a couple of years the > way technology is progressing. Beam me up, Scotty. SignatureBrian Tillman Signaturethanks for the help TK > > > Thanks for the response Brian, is there any way of stopping it? > > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Help!!!!
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