trace back chainletter
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Original Message
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Name: Manchine
Date: May 8, 2003 at 11:37:40 Pacific
Subject: trace back chainletter
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Comment: Hi guys! A closer friend of mine is now in big trouble because someone started to spread a difamatory chainletter about his girlfriend. According to his version, most of the content is made of lies and slanders against her probity and professional skills. Does anyone know a way to follow the chain progression and eventualy stop it, or, at least, collect the mail adresses so she could present her own viewpoint? Is there any tool to perform this ethical delicated task? They just aim that people who get the original email could read from both sides. Any hint would be greatly appreciated. Thanxx in advance, Manchine.
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Response Number 1
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Name: ed the talking horse
Date: May 8, 2003 at 14:43:02 Pacific
Subject: trace back chainletter
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Reply: (edit)unless you know someone who has received
a copy of this, with all the different forwards
included, then just reply with all the addresses copied with comma's or use cc
to send it out.
there is no real way to trace an e-mail farther
then the isp can.
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Response Number 2
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Name: AndrewD
Date: May 14, 2003 at 06:47:31 Pacific
Subject: trace back chainletter |
Reply: (edit)Dont bother, it would only generate more interest in what was said in the first place. Most if not all of the people will forget all about the chain letter in a couple of days anyway.
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