Re: How to find IP address and location of a person from his em
you don't need a program to find an ip from an email. what email do you use? if you use gmail you would click the upside down blue arrow then click show original, look for received and the ip thats after it. once you get the ip you can go here http://www.ip-adress.com/ . you cannot get an exact location, like an address but you can get a general location. some ip's though like people using aol cannot be traced because their ip's are static, there's been another post explaining this if you want to search for it.
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IP2Location.com geolocation database is pretty accurate. Perhaps you can trace your email using their email header tracer at http://www.ip2location.com/emailtracer.aspx .
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I am receiveing e mails from two different people. I suspect they are the same person playing games. The emails are from yahoo.com.
Is there any way I can check and see if they are coming from the same computer or termimal etc?
You should be able to view the originating email address from a Yahoo email message..
1) you will need to view the "full headers" of the email message. This information is usually hidden so you will have to find the "show full headers" option in whatever email program you use and turn it on. You may have to consult your email program's help-file or do some Googling
2) once you are able to view the full-headers look for 'Received:from' followed by the IP address between brackets[ ]. That IP should be the IP address of who sent the message. If you see 'Received: from' listed more than once, use the IP from the last one shown. If you dont see 'Received: from' with an IP address, look for the first IP address in 'X-Originating-IP'.
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hi my girl friend is chatting with me lik some other girl from a different gmail account..she chat with me using gtalk how can i find both r from same place? is der any choice
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You cannot find a person's location from an email address, only their IP address. When you then search that IP address you find in the email, the location that shows is the location of the provider. For example, if they are using AOL then the city that appears could be NY or Virginia. The only way you can find a person's true location through IP address or email address is if law enforcement does the search when they contact the provider that person is using and they give up the information.
you don't need a program to find an ip from an email. what email do you use? if you use gmail you would click the upside down blue arrow then click show original, look for received and the ip thats after it. once you get the ip you can go here http://www.ip-adress.com/ . you cannot get an exact location, like an address but you can get a general location. some ip's though like people using aol cannot be traced because their ip's are static, there's been another post explaining this if you want to search for it.
How to find IP address and location of a person from his email id
IP2Location.com geolocation database is pretty accurate. Perhaps you can trace your email using their email header tracer at http://www.ip2location.com/emailtracer.aspx .
Hi, Can you help me finding person's location from email adress or the date they send the email? I really need to your help.
Thanks
You could try this
http://www.grownupgeek.com/email-trackers-0
read the post by CritterKeeper. It worked for me.
You should be able to view the originating email address from a Yahoo email message..
1) you will need to view the "full headers" of the email message. This information is usually hidden so you will have to find the "show full headers" option in whatever email program you use and turn it on. You may have to consult your email program's help-file or do some Googling
2) once you are able to view the full-headers look for 'Received:from' followed by the IP address between brackets[ ]. That IP should be the IP address of who sent the message. If you see 'Received: from' listed more than once, use the IP from the last one shown. If you dont see 'Received: from' with an IP address, look for the first IP address in 'X-Originating-IP'.
You cannot find a person's location from an email address, only their IP address. When you then search that IP address you find in the email, the location that shows is the location of the provider. For example, if they are using AOL then the city that appears could be NY or Virginia. The only way you can find a person's true location through IP address or email address is if law enforcement does the search when they contact the provider that person is using and they give up the information.
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