>I have a customer who is being impersonated by an email spammer.
What exactly do you mean by that? Do you just mean that the spammer is
occasionally using the customer's return address? That is extremely
common; probably well over half of all spam is sent that way.
>Is there someway we can stop this other than closing the email account?
Unless the spammer is actually using the mail account (IE has the password
for it), the only actions you can take are non-technological (IE convincing
or forcing the spammer to stop, using whatever creative methods you can
come up with).
-Scott
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