Hi,

The only way to 'turn it off' is to get verified. If you can't get verified, then contact
Passport/Windows Live ID services via the link in the earlier post.

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"Captainowow" wrote in message
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I have the same issue as Jim with one of my staff members. email
verification has already been re-selected and it said that she was already
signed in...

So if it verified it already, why the reported message 'email address not
verified'?

How does she turn off this irritating canned response?
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Captain Oh WOw


"Jonathan Kay [MVP]" wrote:

Greetings Jim,

Since you've already been using Messenger I assume you didn't get the verification e-mail
so
that you could verify yourself.

As such, you'll need to contact Passport Services and request a verification e-mail (form
is
at the bottom):
https://accountservices.passport.net...lc=1033&vv=310

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Associate Expert
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/
Messenger Resources - http://messenger.jonathankay.com
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"Jim T." Jim wrote in message
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Jonathan,
I am just beginning to use MSN messenger, and have only 1 contact, my home
(wife). I have been using messenger effectively, but constantly get "e-mail
address not verified", which does not stop anything, but merely clogs up the
message screeen.
If you could show me how to either verify my home address, or get this
repeating notification dropped, I would appreciate it.
Thanks much.
Jim T.