>i checked my logs and there is nothing that even remotely resembles teir
>domain. I feel it is on their end or it is an issue with a hacker somehow
>involved.
It shouldn't be the result of a hacker.
You can ask their tech the IP address of the mailserver that sent the
E-mail (and the IP address they sent it to, to make sure it was sent to
your mailserver). You can then search your logs for that IP, in case of
some odd problem (for example, if they sent to a misspelled address).
>See this is my service provider and some outside party has started with
>making false accusations and started a big dispute between me and them now
>all of a sudden their email no longer gets to me. Is there a known way
>for a hacker to do this
It is technically possible that it could be a hacker (for example, if they
added an entry to the HOSTS file of the server the mail was being sent
from). If that is the case, though, you should be able to tell from their
logs what happened (if the HOSTS file was used, for example, you'll see
that the E-mail was sent to a bogus IP).
-Scott
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