E-Mail CAN be tracked for example here is the full header from your message:
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Notice that every e-mail has a message id. Email headers can be spoffed to
make it seem like the message came from someone that it didn't. In this case
it was just someone messing around causing trouble. people trying to make
money however commomly use 56k access to do thier "spamming". the reason you
might ask? anything above 56k usually costs money and 56k access dialups are
a dime a dozen so if they get booted, its just an inconvience.
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