Remember, odds are good that the email address that it looks like the spam/scam is coming from is forged or hacked and they're probably lying about where they are. If you receive an email you believe is a scam, check our faq for the links on where and how to report it to the authorities (
http://www.thebubbler.com/modules.php?name=FAQ&category=8 ). For every one of us they try and fail with, there's someone else who falls for it, so it's important to get the information to the authorities. They'll need the whole email but what they really need most are the headers from the email, the part that tracks its path and hopefully tells us where the email really came from.
