Hi y'all, Just a quicky, anyone else having problems with hotmail addresses. I have two on the go
and over the last couple of days the.Net passport facility appears to have gone belly up when trying
to sign in??...apologies for OT'ness of this post but want to find out rapidly if anyone else is
suffering same problem or if it's 'just me' (tm) ;-) Cheers, Dave.
ps - paranoia's running wild as I've seen my return e-mail address being used by someone from Russia
in a different ng, also signing themselves as Dave....having a "matrix moment", feel a sting
coming on...uh-oh...
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Dave said:
Hi y'all, Just a quicky, anyone else having problems with hotmail addresses. I have two on the go
and over the last couple of days the.Net passport facility appears to have gone belly up when
trying to sign in??...apologies for OT'ness of this post but want to find out rapidly if anyone
else is suffering same problem or if it's 'just me' (tm) ;-) Cheers, Dave.
ps - paranoia's running wild as I've seen my return e-mail address being used by someone from
Russia in a different ng, also signing themselves as Dave....having a "matrix moment", feel a
sting coming on...uh-oh...No problem with my Hotmail address.
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Just a quicky, anyone else having problems with hotmail addresses. I have two on the go and over
the last couple of days the.Net passport facility appears to have gone belly up when trying to
sign in??The moral of this story is, put not your trust in .NOT for it is a work of Stan.
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ps - paranoia's running wild as I've seen my return e-mail address being used by someone from
Russia in a different ng, also signing themselves as Dave....having a "matrix moment", feel a
sting coming on...uh-oh...Uh-oh! Time for a new address...
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Guy
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Just zis Guy said:
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Just a quicky, anyone else having problems with hotmail addresses. I have two on the go and over
the last couple of days the.Net passport facility appears to have gone belly up when trying to
sign in??The moral of this story is, put not your trust in .NOT for it is a work of Stan.
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ps - paranoia's running wild as I've seen my return e-mail address being used by someone from
Russia in a different ng, also signing themselves as Dave....having a "matrix moment", feel a
sting coming on...uh-oh...Uh-oh! Time for a new address...
Friend of mine had their hotmail hacked recently. Seems to have been through divulging of the 'Ive
forgotton the password' phrase/ident thing by accident, without realising the person they were
talking was after that very thing. I think they've now regained control of it (after providing
enough info which only the a/c owners could know) to hotmailish admin people.Velvet
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Just a quicky, anyone else having problems with hotmail addresses. I
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two on the go and over the last couple of days the.Net passport facility appears to have gone
belly up when trying to sign in??The moral of this story is, put not your trust in .NOT for it is a work
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Stan.
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ps - paranoia's running wild as I've seen my return e-mail address being used by someone from
Russia in a different ng, also signing themselves
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Dave....having a "matrix moment", feel a sting coming on...uh-oh...
Uh-oh! Time for a new address...
Friend of mine had their hotmail hacked recently. Seems to have been through divulging of the 'Ive
forgotton the password' phrase/ident thing by accident, without realising the person they were
talking was after that very thing. I think they've now regained control of it (after providing
enough info which only the a/c owners could know) to hotmailish admin people.Velvet
Thanks for the reassurance guys.....<gulp>... Tried setting up a new account, all went well until I
tried to use it, came back with the same error, indicating the site was down and I should try
another time or another site......First time in 3 years I've had any issues with it. Can't help
feeling I've deleted something fairly essential off my PC...not sure what though. Had a spurious
error message about "security validation certificate being invalid" turn up a couple of times....
Had a great ride on my bike though <ahem>...and last night was really really great 'cos J10M6 was
seriously gridlocked due to closing the island down to one lane whilst they create a third...or
possibly fourth...really enjoyed sailing through the traffic, wry grin first ;-) Dave. -
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Friend of mine had their hotmail hacked recently. Seems to have been through divulging of the 'Ive
forgotton the password' phrase/ident thing by accident, without realising the person they were
talking was after that very thing.There were so many privacy and security issues with .NOT in the early days that I made a policy
decision never to use any service which requires a Pisspot account. I have not yet found any service
where there was not either an alternative provider or an alternative authentication method, so I
still haven't ever set up such an account. If I do I will give the minimum possible data and use an
email address which is unique to that service.For some unaccountable reason I always find it hard to trust Microsoft or their products on issues
of security and privacy. Why might that be, I wonder?--
Guy
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