How do you find where an Email originated?
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There is no foolproof and easy way, but here is an overview of what you can try as a start...\n\nEmail headers (which are not shown by default in most email clients by default) provide some level of origination/tracking information.   The headers show information such as the From name/email, To name/email, Reply-to address, etc.   They also show the path the message took to get to you (the servers in between).  Once you find the originating server, you can lookup the IP address \n\nTo show the headers:\nIn Outlook -- Right click on message and choose options\nIn GMail -- Click "More Options", then click "Show original"\nIn Yahoo Mail -- Click "Full Headers" in the bottom right of the page\n\nLook for the very last "Received" header.  This should tell you the server it was sent from originally.   Look for a number, such as 147.72.102.103.    Then type that address into this website http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/website-country/ (or other IP->GEO tools).    This should tell you the city, state, and country the server is located.\n\nUnfortunately, these headers can be easily forged.  Also, a user can connect to a server from very far away.   So take everything with a grain of salt.
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where in outlook or yahoomail,
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Open the Full headers of that email. You would get the IP of the machine that the email is sent from.
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This website SAYS they can provide such a service (for $199!!!)\nhttp://emailrevealer.com/products.php?cat=1\n\nThere are a number of FREE tutorials that can show you how to do it yourself. Try this one  --\nhttp://www.usus.org/elements/tracing.htm
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do a reverse lookup..\nanywho, yahoo..\ngoogle email reverse lookup.
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in any email client you can click on view>full header.  this will reveal the original ip address of the email.
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First you find the headers of the email. On yahoo, it is down near the bottom. Then you can look up the IP address by going to http://www.arin.net and put it in the search whois box.
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if u are saying dat u wanna trace the source of an email then check out\nhttp://www.visualware.com/resources/tutorials/email.html
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if u want to trace an email's place of origin then you have to download eMailTrackerPro software that provides this kind of facilities........\n\nPlease note before using eMailTrackerPro that It is impossible to find the exact location of the physical machine that was used to send the email. \n\nHow do You use eMailTrackerPro to my advantage and what is it for? :\neMailTrackerPro is an essential product for people wanting to put a stop to SPAM, email scammers and phising. By analysing the header of an email it can determine the sender's IP address, the location of the sender's ISP as well as network and domain contact information. Using this information you can easily report spammers or any unwanted email to these contacts.\n\nWe even have an 'Abuse Reporting' feature which produces a report based on the header you have traced. It gives you the email address you should send the report to and they will take the necessary action. \n\nhttp://emailtrackerpro.visualware.com/
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There is one way to find out what country it was sent from.\nLook at the headers for something that takes \nReceived: from IPHost (name) [IP Address])\nby your ISP Server (Postfix) with ESMTP id 3248F37B8B5\nfor <your email address>\nTake that IP address and enter it into\nhttp://ip2location.com/free.asp\nand it would tell you where the server is,\nif it is a local ISP (not a big company) its very useful.
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Yahoo-keys is something you will see in headers. It will confirm whether or not the message came from the address. Look for it in the mail header.\n\nBut most of it is up to you. If someone sends you an e-mail that you have won something or they have several million dollars to share with you, forward the message with the complete header to the abuse e-mail for the isp they want you to respond to.
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if you can display the "full headers" in email messages you can see the IP address.\n\nusually they will either automatically show up at the top of the message, or there will be a link in your email viewer to "display full headers"\n\nWith blogs its different depending on the type of blogs- with some services (non-private) you can check them with "whois" or "DNS stuff" -  also in many webbased pages you can right click on a page and select "view source" and find what u are looking for- but "view source" displays the HTML codes for webpages too.
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http://www.emailaddresses.com/email_imap.htm
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Right click on the mail in question. Click on PROPERTIES. Under detail you can find out.
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You can use: http://www.abika.com/Reports/verifyemail.htm to reverse track an email to verify it is a valid email address
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You can find out from where the email was sent (the internet provider that the user used to send the email). If you read the headers of the email you can find the original IP of the sender. Then you can go to http://www.maxmind.com/app/lookup_city and enter that IP and you can find some info.
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Right click on the email, select properties, details, message source. There should be an IP address (series of numbers like 122.80.444.23), use a whois or IP sniffer (by searching for ones online). You should be able to trace the senders service provider by entering the IP number into the tracer. So for example, if it returned an AOL address, visit the AOL homepage and contact them about it. DO NOT delete the email as they will require it.