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HELP Hotmail.com

PostPosted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 1:20 pm
by Dog_ger
Strange thing are happening to my e-mail account.

Looks like someone else has access...? :shock:

E-mails are being sent by someone else at odd times when I am not logged on.

What do I do..?

This is the 2nd time..?

Re: Hotmail.com

PostPosted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 1:22 pm
by GWW
You shouldn't have given Mrs Dog_ger your password ;)

Re: Hotmail.com

PostPosted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 1:27 pm
by Dog_ger
Na GWW, e-mails are in I would think Greek alphabet writing.

Maybe there is a Greek Dog_ger... ;) :lol:

Some 50 e-mails

Re: HELP Hotmail.com

PostPosted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 2:10 pm
by Lunchcutter
Dog_ger wrote:Strange thing are happening to my e-mail account.

Looks like someone else has access...? :shock:

E-mails are being sent by someone else at odd times when I am not logged on.

What do I do..?

This is the 2nd time..?


dog_ger use your isp email addy so much safer and secure than a web-based email.... i only use my web-based email for when I am out of the country and work etc.... and you pay for your isp email so why not use them with their junk filters etc

Re: HELP Hotmail.com

PostPosted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 7:42 pm
by Psyber
Lunchcutter wrote:
Dog_ger wrote:Strange thing are happening to my e-mail account.
Looks like someone else has access...? :shock:
E-mails are being sent by someone else at odd times when I am not logged on.
What do I do..?
This is the 2nd time..?
dog_ger use your isp email addy so much safer and secure than a web-based email.... i only use my web-based email for when I am out of the country and work etc.... and you pay for your isp email so why not use them with their junk filters etc
I use web based email addresses for registering software, or registering on sites, on the basis that if an address gets invaded by spammers etc. I can just abandon it and start another one...
I've found the Yahoo web mail filters work fairly well if you keep loading spam addresses into the site blocking option they offer, and make sure the first 3 letters of your address are an unusual combination not as likely to be come up with by automated systems using common combinations.

Re: HELP Hotmail.com

PostPosted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 7:36 pm
by Westsider
change your password