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Perhaps not. You can register an email address with a fake name. You can register a domain name with a fake name. And I think you can get a cellphone with a fake name. I would ask where are the other names being used? The most likely thing is that the names used with the domain name is the correct n...

It looks like the first line in the chain (Received: from COL123-W47 ([65.55.34.71]) ...) is from a Microsoft server. They don't seem to show the real IP of the sender. In that case you will have to get them to go to a web site where you can check the server logs of the visitors, or send them an ima...

Yes, software license numbers could be resold and I agree with all the red flags you see raised. Hard to say what is going on, but there is nothing there that seems right. Perhaps the products you are getting have been stolen or fraudulently purchases, which launders the money YOU are paying for the...

If you know their name, you could try to find their email address. If you can find their email address, you could try to use that to get their IP address by sending them email with links that you can check to see if they have looked at it. Sorry, it's a little technical, but I'm just saying that it ...

The IP WHOIS information does not tell you the location of the IP you are checking, it tells you the location of the company or organization that has been assigned to the IP range the address is in. Look at the IP WHOIS to get a general idea of where the IP is located, then check Whatismyipaddress.c...

Some email systems like Yahoo mail will show you the sender's IP address. If that is not available, then you have to use other tricks to find out what they are using, but keep in mind they may be using AOL or another proxy in which case these suggestions may or may not work: 1) You can try sending t...