gov fraud site emails where I can submit scam emails?

[katmcg]

Anybody know any .gov fraud site emails where I can submit scam emails?

Below is from my server
> You can add the following to your rejected addresses list in the
> account control center, but this might not block the messages since
> the Received from is unknown and the ip address 147.30.178.47.
>
> @98137.com
> @*98137.com
> @*.98137.com
> *@*98137.com
Kathleen
https://mcgraphics.us

[Thomas Olbrich]

With a search for "pishing emails report government" + <your country>  you might find results like this:
https://www.usa.gov/where-report-scams
https://www.gov.uk/report-suspicious-emails-websites-phishing

However, since there is no fully global law, a report might not cause the wanted result, for instance if a site is hosted in a different country or continent. Yours appear to be in China:
https://www.whois.com/whois/98137.com

You may be more successful by contacting your email provider, while they may charge for spam filtering of your mailbox.
For gmail this might work:
https://support.google.com/mail/answer/8253?hl=en#zippy=%2Cphishing-e-mails-melden

thomas

Am 27.11.23 um 00:21 schrieb katmcg:

[katmcg]

My server, Pair.com, junk is set to the highest aggressive. So I’m adding into rejected emails every morning. My server said they can’t do anything for unknown addresses: 

since
the Received from is unknown and the ip address 147.30.178.47

And it sounds like the US gov site can’t do anything, when emails are out of country - correct?

My earthlink server (for mainspring) rejects anything suspect. So now I have to go in and check suspect emails daily so I don’t miss anything.

No perfect solution, just don’t click bad links. Thanks, Thomas

 

Kathleen

https://mcgraphics.us

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[Thomas Olbrich]

… and don't use only 1 email adress for all types of contacts, subscriptions, requests, orders etc. unless you can judge their reliability.
This site offers to virus-check websites for possible issues:
https://www.urlvoid.com
… although I can't really judge their reliability either: For your mentioned "98137.com" the various checks take about 10 seconds and result in "Nothing found" which seems to mean 'no issue found' – nevertheless, obviously several data about this site / its provider are missing and reported as "unknown".

By the way, if I try to open "mindspring.com" (which appears to be the domain of your ID-talk email adress) I get a security warning in Safari + Firefox. – 'fun fact'?

thomas

Am 27.11.23 um 16:43 schrieb katmcg: