Why Is My Address Under Someelse Name

why is my address under someelse name TO: YVONNE [email protected] should be TO: RAMONA [email protected]

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Answer #1: Posted by joycie57 on June 16th, 2011 8:12 AM

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sometimes a fhishing or virus of some sort will attach to someones email contact list and then change them by a letter so so and then send emails to your contacts, they inturn think its from you and open it and there is usually a link in the email, if it is clkd on the virus then spreads. hope this helps

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