ChatterBank11 mins ago
Is this email genuine?
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I've received a few of these in my Windows Live inbox over the past few days which reads:
This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification.
Delivery to the following recipients failed.
[email protected]
jux.com
The email is addressed from [email protected] so I thought it may be genuine but the weird link above ([email protected]) confuses me.
There are also 2 attachments, named ATT00022.dat and ATT00024.eml; what are these attachments?
Any answers would be appreciated.
This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification.
Delivery to the following recipients failed.
[email protected]
jux.com
The email is addressed from [email protected] so I thought it may be genuine but the weird link above ([email protected]) confuses me.
There are also 2 attachments, named ATT00022.dat and ATT00024.eml; what are these attachments?
Any answers would be appreciated.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.as it's a Delivery Status Notification. telling you Delivery to the following recipients failed then just ask yourself....
Have I sent an email to a [email protected]
jux.com
If the answer is no then of course it's not genuine.
Have I sent an email to a [email protected]
jux.com
If the answer is no then of course it's not genuine.
Yeah, I wasn't going to but can anyone shed some light as to how the email came from [email protected]? I've never heard of, let alone sent an email to, [email protected].
"how the email came from [email protected]"
The address any email shows as coming from (on casual checking) is typed in by the user that sent it and they can type any address they want.
If you check the header you can see the real return path and I'd bet it's nothing to do with hotmail at all.
The address any email shows as coming from (on casual checking) is typed in by the user that sent it and they can type any address they want.
If you check the header you can see the real return path and I'd bet it's nothing to do with hotmail at all.