I live and work here in the Silicon Valley and have extensive knowledge on this stuff, so trust me-I would not waste my time posting this if I didn’t know it to be the gospel according to computers. No company will ever ask you for them online. We are all supposed to be informed when we use our sysytems and all people are responsible for their own stuff.ĭO NOT give out any passwords ever, not even if it sounds legitimate. If you, unfortunately, have already verified info and your stuff has been stolen, good luck getting it back.
Go to MSN’s website to verify what I’ve said here. This is a HOAX, and identity theft is dominating the computer servers so be forewarned, do not ever verify anything as they won’t ask. They are just too busy.ĭo not give out verification of your address and password as they will not ask you this at any time. There is no 800 number and when sending a message to the ‘contact MSN’ under the help button, they will send you a verification number that they received your message, BUT so far they have not responded to people. To verify click on ‘manage folders’ and you’ll see the number (in brackets) of messages are still there, you just cannot access them that time. The next time you can get logged on do this: copy and paste your addresses to another email account and send notices to all your contacts to use a new address.Īs for those who think their stuff is gone, be assured it is NOT in the trash, it is still there.
So, consequently, they have to enable a larger amount of servers, and they cannot while so many people are using their service. Hotmail is trying to compete with other free mail carriers and cannot because they were not equipped to do this yet. Their servers are too busy, so be patient or do like I did and create a new free account yahoo or elsewhere to use in the meantime or for good. There is nothing wrong with anything you all are doing-Hotmail is just SCREWED UP for several days because they cannot handle the larger storage amounts they added to everyone’s account recently.
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