On Sun, 2004-03-28 at 23:34, Pedro Fernandes Macedo wrote:
Alexander Dalloz wrote:
Have a look at the mail in plain format (I am not common if and how Mozilla mail can do that). Normally those fake mails are in HTML and you need to look at them in raw format to see the HTML tags, to where they direct. I sometimes get faked eBay mails and inspecting the HTML code you can see that the URI links do not direct to eBay but Russian or Romanian hosts.
You should too have a look at the full email header. There you can follow the path the email took through the different mailservers.
Alexander
To see the raw e-mail message on mozilla , go to the "View" menu , "Message body as" and choose "plain text". This will give you all the headers , unformatted html code , etc. If there are links in the message , see if they point to ip addresses.. Send the message source to your bank ,so can they can give this information to the police so they can track down these criminals.
-- Pedro Macedo
Once you have the plain text with headers, print it and give it to your bank officer. What those guys are doing is a federal crime, and the FBI/CIA should be hunting them down like the dogs they are.