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Report all suspicious contacts to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), or by calling (877) IDTHEFT. Contact your local law enforcement or Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Office. Report internet phishing to the Anti-Phishing Working Group.

Send a message to abuse@ or postmaster@, using the domain where the abuse is happening. For example, if you suspect a user at solarmora.com is abusing the service, send a message to abuse@solarmora.com or to postmaster@solarmora.com. Google monitors these addresses for every domain registered with Google Workspace.

Report spam emails Email address you received the message from * ... Name of the organisation that sent the message, if a name was given. Date you received the message. ... Time you received the message. ... Did you consent to receiving the message? ... Have you had a previous relationship with the organisation that sent you the email?

In Outlook on the web, select one or more messages, select Report, and then select Report phishing or Report junk in the dropdown list.

If you get unwanted marketing emails, opt out of getting them. The company must honor your request within 10 business days. If there's no way to opt out or if you still get unwanted email from the company after 10 business days, tell the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.

Finally, if you believe that a company is still sending you unwanted e-mails after you've notified them in writing to stop, you can file a complaint with the FTC by going to FTCComplaintAssistant.gov, and contact the Attorney General's office in your state to learn about local anti-spam laws and your rights.

Here's how to stop unwanted emails: Report the email as spam. Block spam email addresses. Use an email alias. Change your email privacy settings. Unsubscribe from unwanted newsletters or mailing lists. Check if your email is on the dark web. Use a secondary email address. Use a third-party email filter.