Re: Compromised email account?

[Michael Cassano <mcassano () gmail com>]

> This does not necessary mean that your email has been compromised
> (although it is a valid option). What could have happened is that
> someone sent  emails using your address and some random smtp. The
> mails failed and then you received the mailer-daemon notifications.
> Remember that you don't have to own an email address to send emails
> from that address. The problem is if the recipient server accept your
> emails (and for that we have SPF)

Is this some sort of joke?  At least ten people have replied giving
exactly the same advice.  I think our guy understands by now.

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