SOLUTION MSN SIGN IN!!!!!!

Hello all. I found a solution for my sign in problem
with msn messenger. If someone had a hotmail address, no
problem. But I did not have one.
I had created a NET.Passport account, using my email, and
it NEVER worked.
So, I closed that account, and created a new one, with my
REAL email, that is, NOT MY ALIAS. Let me explain:
At verizon.net (my provider) my email is a series of
numbers and letters (example vtty344) and they give the
clients an "alias"to make it easier for people to write
email. For example, ". If you use
this "alias" you can NEVER sign in. As I said, I created
a et.passport with my "real" email
(example ) and I entered with no
problem whatsoever.
This is really incredible, but it is true. Thank you
Jonathan and others that have tried to help. Shame on
either microsoft or verizon ???? Whatever. Bye.

Greetings Lucia,

I'm not quite sure why this would make any difference, but thanks for the feedback.
____________________________________________
Jonathan Kay
Microsoft MVP - Windows Messenger/MSN Messenger
Associate Expert
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/
Messenger Resources - http://messenger.jonathankay.com

"Lucia" wrote in message
...
Hello all. I found a solution for my sign in problem
with msn messenger. If someone had a hotmail address, no
problem. But I did not have one.
I had created a NET.Passport account, using my email, and
it NEVER worked.
So, I closed that account, and created a new one, with my
REAL email, that is, NOT MY ALIAS. Let me explain:
At verizon.net (my provider) my email is a series of
numbers and letters (example vtty344) and they give the
clients an "alias"to make it easier for people to write
email. For example, ". If you use
this "alias" you can NEVER sign in. As I said, I created
a et.passport with my "real" email
(example ) and I entered with no
problem whatsoever.
This is really incredible, but it is true. Thank you
Jonathan and others that have tried to help. Shame on
either microsoft or verizon ???? Whatever. Bye.