F#@!ing Rediculous!

[MeLinda]

>-----Original Message-----
>I've come to the conclusion that anything related to .Net
Passports, ie
>Windows Messenger and Hotmail are more trouble than they
are worth.
>
>They completely suck!
>On a daily basis, I am getting 85+ spam emails from
obviously the same
>spamming w@nker using automatically generated hotmail
accounts. But also
>what is equally annoying is that obviously this same
tw@t, is spamming my
>messenger account with requests to be added to his/her
contact list.
>
>The is a complete lack of security/privacy with anything
Microsoft writes
>that has anything to do with the internet!
>They simply do not have a clue, or do not appear to give
sh!t
>
>There are simply no real privacy options within
Messenger, ie no control
>over who can or can not attempt to add you to their
contact lists.
>
>Hotmail seems to have no control over who signs up to
their service, and
>seems to have f#'k all interest in stopping people
abusing their service by
>using it as a spam central!
>
>Apologies for the colourful language, but I am tottally
****ed! And if I
>could get my hands on this c#nt I'd take great pleasure
in breaking everyone
>of his/her fingers, one by one!
>
>
>.
>


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To block messages from everyone who is not on your contact
list or on your Allow List:

In the Messenger main window, click the TOOLS menu, click
OPTIONS, and then click the PRIVACY tab.
Under MY ALLOW LIST, click "ALL OTHERS",(highlight "all
others") and then click BLOCK.

"All others" moves to your Block list. This forces anyone
who wants to send you messages to add you to their own
contact list.

[Swampy]

Yes I know this BUT,
It DOES NOT stop the 60 or so requests I (and several others from the look
of it) am getting from this b@st@rd,
for him/her to add me to their contact list!



"MeLinda" > wrote in message
...
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >I've come to the conclusion that anything related to .Net
> Passports, ie
> >Windows Messenger and Hotmail are more trouble than they
> are worth.
> >
> >They completely suck!
> >On a daily basis, I am getting 85+ spam emails from
> obviously the same
> >spamming w@nker using automatically generated hotmail
> accounts. But also
> >what is equally annoying is that obviously this same
> tw@t, is spamming my
> >messenger account with requests to be added to his/her
> contact list.
> >
> >The is a complete lack of security/privacy with anything
> Microsoft writes
> >that has anything to do with the internet!
> >They simply do not have a clue, or do not appear to give
> sh!t
> >
> >There are simply no real privacy options within
> Messenger, ie no control
> >over who can or can not attempt to add you to their
> contact lists.
> >
> >Hotmail seems to have no control over who signs up to
> their service, and
> >seems to have f#'k all interest in stopping people
> abusing their service by
> >using it as a spam central!
> >
> >Apologies for the colourful language, but I am tottally
> ****ed! And if I
> >could get my hands on this c#nt I'd take great pleasure
> in breaking everyone
> >of his/her fingers, one by one!
> >
> >
> >.
> >
>
>
> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
>
> To block messages from everyone who is not on your contact
> list or on your Allow List:
>
> In the Messenger main window, click the TOOLS menu, click
> OPTIONS, and then click the PRIVACY tab.
> Under MY ALLOW LIST, click "ALL OTHERS",(highlight "all
> others") and then click BLOCK.
>
> "All others" moves to your Block list. This forces anyone
> who wants to send you messages to add you to their own
> contact list.

[MeLinda]

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*L* i dont know then hun, i finally stopped ALL of that
****! my Messenger is finally peacefull with just my
contacts.... i havnt had anything pop'n up except my
friends that come online...and i've been online over 12
hours straight...(my normal weekend).....s*


wait for that tech dude to tell ya how to disable
Messengers "SERVICE"... maybe that will help!!.

Good Luck...s*




>-----Original Message-----
>Yes I know this BUT,
>It DOES NOT stop the 60 or so requests I (and several
others from the look
>of it) am getting from this b@st@rd,
>for him/her to add me to their contact list!
>
>
>
>"MeLinda" > wrote in message
...
>>
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >I've come to the conclusion that anything related
to .Net
>> Passports, ie
>> >Windows Messenger and Hotmail are more trouble than
they
>> are worth.
>> >
>> >They completely suck!
>> >On a daily basis, I am getting 85+ spam emails from
>> obviously the same
>> >spamming w@nker using automatically generated hotmail
>> accounts. But also
>> >what is equally annoying is that obviously this same
>> tw@t, is spamming my
>> >messenger account with requests to be added to his/her
>> contact list.
>> >
>> >The is a complete lack of security/privacy with
anything
>> Microsoft writes
>> >that has anything to do with the internet!
>> >They simply do not have a clue, or do not appear to
give
>> sh!t
>> >
>> >There are simply no real privacy options within
>> Messenger, ie no control
>> >over who can or can not attempt to add you to their
>> contact lists.
>> >
>> >Hotmail seems to have no control over who signs up to
>> their service, and
>> >seems to have f#'k all interest in stopping people
>> abusing their service by
>> >using it as a spam central!
>> >
>> >Apologies for the colourful language, but I am tottally
>> ****ed! And if I
>> >could get my hands on this c#nt I'd take great pleasure
>> in breaking everyone
>> >of his/her fingers, one by one!
>> >
>> >
>> >.
>> >
>>
>>
>> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>
>>
>>
>> To block messages from everyone who is not on your
contact
>> list or on your Allow List:
>>
>> In the Messenger main window, click the TOOLS menu,
click
>> OPTIONS, and then click the PRIVACY tab.
>> Under MY ALLOW LIST, click "ALL OTHERS",(highlight "all
>> others") and then click BLOCK.
>>
>> "All others" moves to your Block list. This forces
anyone
>> who wants to send you messages to add you to their own
>> contact list.
>
>
>.
>