Is there any way to stop spammers from using my email address as a return address on their spam?
Nope. You're not alone, either.
Your best defense is to use a disposable address for lists or any other time it could leak out into spammer's hands.
You now have a disposable address: the one that's been compromised.
I suggest that you create yourself a new one and start using it in your correspondence. Protect it. And when the real mail on the old address drops to zero for a long enough period of time, you can add it to your spamtraps.
-- Bill Christensen http://greenbuilder.com/contact/
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