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I don't know why I keep receiving emails from MAILER-DAEMON  I get a lot of them every day and they also contain viruses  please help me get rid of them quickly   thank you in advance @+

s.senepar · Accepted Answer

Hi
I just received a MAILER DAEMON, an alarm went off on my computer, I've gotten 2 trojans and adware.
They need to be quarantined, I tried to translate the message because it was in English.
Apparently it comes from a person who says they couldn't send my message to the recipient.

Eaulive · Answer

g can't really understand what you mean???   &#12472;   Eaulive...   &#12472; Save the earthworms, eat chicken!

squallenforce · Answer

I’ve been explaining to you since yesterday that I’m receiving emails from this address MAILER-DAEMON@msn.com, but you see, I'm not receiving 1 or 2, I'm receiving 20-30, it’s hell, it just won't stop, I'm going crazy.
Even if I try to block it, they tell me that this address cannot be blocked, it’s crazy.
Please help me.
Thank you in advance.

kalamit · Answer

Hello,
Look at the header of the message, there should be a valid email address that you can blacklist.
As for Eaulive, I think (I'm even sure) he wanted to specify that we don't quite understand the text message style! :-)

Kalamit,
At night, all cats are gray. Not the chickens! :@)

spectre61 · Answer

You're in a serious mess! Generally, an email sent from MAILER-DAEMON is received when the server couldn't deliver the email (email error: inbox full...) in your case, I unfortunately believe it's a little b***** who is a spammer and a virus propagator!

He created a MAILER-DAEMON mailbox at MSN and is using it to send viruses!

First, go here http://www.panicinside.be/ click on the spam section and more specifically on identify, report.

I advise you to identify the spammer if possible and report him, with a bit of luck MSN will block his account!

If that doesn't work, you can "tinker" with a bit of luck you have a mailbox that allows you to forward an email to another mailbox while deleting it from the server of the first one, or even better to destroy it! In this case, set up a filter that destroys it or forwards it to a netcourrier.com mailbox which can destroy it with a filter!

If it's a POP mailbox, you can try to find a mail client that would allow you to download only certain messages and automatically delete certain messages!

Otherwise, there's still one solution! Change your mailbox and destroy the one you have!

I hope this works out for you! See you and good luck!

Precision is a guarantee of quick response
and relevance to it!

Mister BeeGee · Answer

What antivirus do you have? Run an online antivirus like: http://www.secuser.com/antivirus/

sebsauvage · Answer

Oops!

MAILER-DAEMON, it's nobody!

MAILER-DAEMON is the mail server that warns you that the email you sent is not valid (unknown destination address or some other issue).

If it matches emails you've sent, then everything is fine.

If it doesn't match any emails you've sent, then it's either a virus sending emails in your name, or someone pretending to be you to send emails.

Abassisse · Answer

What is a mailer daemon?

A "Mailer daemon" is an email informing you of a malfunction in the mailing servers. This email is automatically generated by a "postmaster" when there is an issue with your correspondent's email address or when a failure is occurring in the mailing servers.

Even though some Mailer daemons are in English, they provide valuable information about the origin of the problem.

Here are some examples of frequently encountered mailer daemons.

550 MAILBOX NOT FOUND: means that your correspondent's email address does not exist or is misspelled.

If you are using your Neuf email address, the mailer daemon will say "User unknown" when the part before the @ is misspelled or "Host unknown" when the domain name (after the @) is incorrect.

552 MAILBOX FULL: means that your correspondent's mailbox is full and they need to free up space to receive new emails.

550 User name AOL IS NOT ACCEPTING MAIL FROM THIS SENDER: means that your correspondent is not accepting your email because they have set filtering parameters in their inbox.

552 MESSAGE EXCEEDS MAXIMUM FIXED SIZE: means that the size of your email and/or the attached file(s) is too large. In this case, you need to compress your files before sending them.

450 MAILBOX BUSY: means that your correspondent's mailbox is blocked, saturated by too many emails waiting to be read.

xTremePower · Answer

you are stubborn, everything is written above,

a mailer daemon is the mail server itself that sends you an error back

if you receive a lot of mailer daemons for no apparent reason, it means that on your PC there is a mail bomber, whose function is to duplicate itself and send itself as an attachment to email addresses it collects on your PC (like address books, websites with emails, network neighborhood)

it is useless to try to block the reception of these messages by putting them on the blacklist, because it is impossible to refuse a mailer daemon, for the simple reason that the email that sends it back contains your own email address, because it is your PC that sends them without your knowledge, and since mail bombers often send to random emails, everything comes back to you.

Denis · Answer

We had the same issue of receiving hundreds of "Mail-Daemon" emails per day, and it is impossible to stop them because it is a virus that captures our own email address to send spam.

We resolved the issue by changing the passwords of our email accounts. Apparently, the virus no longer has the necessary credentials, and this has stopped the reception of these unbearable emails.

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