That's common. A lot of spammers spoof (fake) the "From" address to make it appear as if it's from your own email address. It really isn't from your address though, as you can verify if you read the information in the email headers. Presumably, they think you'll be more likely to open it out of curiosity if it looks as if it's 'from' your own address. Delete it without opening it, unless you've recently sent yourself email from that same address, which isn't necessary at all. If you must send yourself email reminders or whatever, use 2 or more email addresses and send yourself emails from one to the other. Solution: Filter out emails from your own email address. The specific way to set up such a filter depends on which email client or webmail service you use. There are too many email clients and webmail services to give specific filtering instructions for here. However, it's not hard to figure out how to do that. Helpful Ideas: A.) For my webmail accounts I set a filtering rule like: If 'From' = 'me@myaddress.com', Then Send to 'Trash'. B.) For my POP email accounts I use the free "Email Remover" program to delete all spam directly from the server, before opening my email client program. But my email client isn't set to check automatically for new emails.
i would imagine your account has been hacked, best solution is to delete and get a new account, because it will probably just get worse
Do not give out your email address to third parties that you do not know about or are not familiar with. You could also not use your main email address, and instead use a spam email and keep your main address for important emails.
yes, you can do it
you'll probably find that the spam email is addressed to a list or a person and a BCC (blind carbon copy) list in which your email address can be found. The addresses in the BCC list are not visible.
Spam can come from many different sources. There are third party's that can sometimes acquire your email address from legitimate websites. You can get them from entering your email address into offers for "free" things. These are the most common two ways you receive spam. You can also get spam because people learn your email from a program that allows them to pull other peoples contact lists. The best way to prevent spam is to only give your email address to websites where their Terms of Service state they do not sell your email addresses to other websites.
If the person is using the same email address just report the email as spam by clicking the spam button and it should go away.
To effectively stop spam emails, stop posting your email on public forums and don't post your email on websites. Stay away from certain sites and stay away from certain software programs. Use your spam blocking tools. Report Spam. Use disposable email address when you are in doubt about whether to share your email address with a site.
Yes, bulks emails can create spam because those emails may be unsolicitated. Bulk email may cause you to unknowingly send spam to those on your email address book.
SPAM, For privacy reasons.
verify you email address
You are more than likely going to receive spam messages. They could even sell your email address to other companies who would spam it. But don't worry, they can't do anything with your name and you can always get a new email address.
You can identify spam email by seeing if it conforms to the CAN-SPAM act of 2013. This act applies to mass emails sent with advertisements or solicitations. If such an email does not give you the option to unsubscribe, lies about where it was sent from, does not give a physical address, and does not clearly say that it is an advertisement, it is spam.
Junk or spam email