Very often, letters from senders from unknown email addresses come to an e-mail box on the Internet. Before opening such a letter of dubious content, it will be useful to find out to whom the mailbox is registered.
Instructions
Step 1
Search for information in Google or Yandex search engines. Include a request in the "[email protected]" system. If at least once the address you specified was written on the Internet, then the system will return information identical to your request, to whom the email address is registered.
Step 2
Write a response to a message sent to you or a letter with a request to respond. Having received the answer, you can find out the ip address of the computer from which the letter was sent, which city this ip address belongs to. In this case, the list of owners of this e-mail address will be noticeably reduced.
Step 3
Post a topic or ask on various forums about similar emails. Perhaps someone has already encountered such mailings and knows the sender's email address.
Step 4
Go to various social networks, where you can find out information about the owner of a specific email address. Try to search the network "My World" if the email address is registered at mail.ru. Enter the desired address in the search engine and click "Find". If the email address is correct, you will receive complete information about the owner of the address. You can also find the owner of the address on the Ya.ru network if the mail is registered with Yandex. Search in a similar way in Odnoklassniki, Vkontakte, etc.
Step 5
Try to search for the e-mail address you are interested in on the website www.nigma.ru. This system searches for information in several search engines at once, and then gives it out in a general list.
Step 6
If you are the owner of the account and you have access to it, go to it. In its settings "In your personal account" you can find information about the e-mail address you are interested in, since during registration you had to specify the mail address.
Step 7
Use the services of special services of the network, which can provide information about the owner of the e-mail at your request.
