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You could always encrypt your email address.
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Chances are that someone is spoofing your email address and has not actually sent mail through your mail server. Contact your web host tech support department and they will probably take a look at the original message headers and be able to tell you if your mail server has been commandeered.
If you are using an email script (i.e. formmail.php) there is a chance that a spammer has been able to send email through that script. Anyone that uses a standard email script should take precautions to safeguard the script including: 1. Placing it in a protected directory 2. Rename the script to a gibberish name (i.e. Fe26yB1A.php) 3. Change the script settings so that it can only send email through your domain.
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It happens in bursts and isnt constant throughout the day. |
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As HHI Golf Guy posted there is a chance that a spammer has been able to send email through your script formmail script.
The quickest solution I have found is to check the submit button's value on the before you send the email from the formmail script. Or if your submit button is an image ... set a hidden input field and check for that value before you send the mail. Chances are the spammers are not using your contact form, they are sending requests right to the script that sends the mail. |
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Like this ...
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<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit" /> Code:
if (isset($_POST['submit']) && $_POST['submit'] == "Submit" ) |
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Hey Aaron can you check out Falcon Living server too. I have been having the same issue all the time but I think ours is a spoof because they are non existent.
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There are spam bots that will scan your website looking for the mailto: links then spam that address. Could that be what you are recieving? Also ... As HHI Golf Guy said, blocking IP's will not help, as these scripts are most likely being run from infected machines (Zombies). |
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