Someone hacked my email to send spam. Is there anything I can do to these bastard?

I imagine you're a gmail user? I saw a lot of gmail users sending out that same message today, including my own account. I promptly changed my password. According to Gmail, it traces back to an IP in Beijing, and the site linked in the spam is a Chinese company.

As far as I know, this is a gmail thing only, and the scope and suddenness of this indicates to me that gmail was compromised, not that individual accounts or passwords were.

happened to me today as well.

me too

yep, me too and I'm hotmail. I'll change my password now.

Stop oppressing them because you are racist. And, because I find that pink teddies fit nicely under my private school uniform. They make me feel special.

This was happening to my husband's hotmail account about a month ago. He closed the account.

I fixed this problem for a few friends already. It is sometimes fairly simple as changing your password and changing your secret question/answer in your settings. Which has to be done eventually anyway.

But first, do a virus scan, spy ware scan. Get rid of the what both programs find. I used AVG and Seek and destroy spy bot. For everyone the first option worked out find, but not for my mom. She had a cookie (forget the name of it) causing this problem, so even if she changed her password it wouldn't make a difference, the thing would get the new information and keep sending spam. So I had to manually remove it from her computer by searching on Google about it.

Hope this helps. Good luck.

The Real UncleB wrote:

Stop oppressing them because you are racist. And, because I find that pink teddies fit nicely under my private school uniform. They make me feel special.

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Hi fake UncleB (aka Ripping Farts).

Your Mom passed out for the day yet? I can't really blame her -- I guess I'd become a drunk in shame too if my son sat in his underwear giggling like a schoolgirl while typing statements that ony he found clever.

Plenty to do to those bastards. Go on the Wetmore thread and ask one of those guys to sue them. They know EXACTLY what they're doing.

Happened to me as well (yahoo account). Just changed my password and other Yahoo! profile information.

An elementary school teacher named Randi Coy is offered $250,000 for herself and $250,000 for the rest of her family if she takes part in a fake wedding engagement to a man named "Steve Williams", who will also win $250,000 for himself and $250,000 for his family. They have to convince their families of their engagement and get married in 12 days time with all their family members attending and without any of them objecting, in order to win the money. However, what Randi doesn't know is that Steve is an actor, whose goal is to make things difficult for Randi.

In the first episode, things get complicated as the fake fiance is revealed to be the very annoying and unattractive man who fits the show's title. The revelation of the engagement to Randi's family intentionally causes tension. The episodes after continue to follow Randi, Steve, and the Coys as they prepare for the wedding. To make matters more crazy, the Coys meet Steve's family.

On the wedding day, Steve and Randi arrive at the altar and proceed with their vows. Randi says 'I do' and when it comes to Steve's turn, he acts emotional and eventually announces that the whole wedding was a setup. At the same time it is revealed that Steve is in fact actor Steven W. Bailey, and his "family" were also all professional actors - something that even Randi did not know. When Steve reveals that "it's fake" and that he's an actor, Randi begins crying.

Because nobody caught on to the entire scheme, and because Randi was unaware that Steve was part of the scam, she and her family were presented with double the amount of money that Randi expected - $500,000 for herself and $500,000 for her family.

OP you're a liar.

Why is your IP beyond several proxies?

Why are you trying to go get email users to change their passwords?

I'm going to send Wejo an email, this forum should require an account and password to post, this is getting ridiculous.