Re: nned to exchange with ms tech req computer crime on my hotmail hel
- From: Malke <malke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2009 08:35:55 -0800
blackbanjotony@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Help Help I am facing blackmail I need to exchange with a ms tech and
not a form letter
I have someone who has hacked into one of my other ids, a hotmail account
that is central to my academic work./ Twice this person has stolen the
password signed in and changed all the identifying information and bared
me
from the account. They have sent emails to people all over the world
saying
that I needed money. Several persons actually sent money. MS fixed it,
but
then the person returned control of it in a few hours. They have written
me that they will continue this if I do not send them five hundred
dollars. Now I have been trying to talk to someone from microsoft about
this for a day
or so, but there seems to be no way to do this. I am scared an important
work for me and others is paralyzed. I need to talk directly to someone,
not
fill out the same form over and over. I am facing a crime here.
I cannot be reached by email to Blackbanjotony@hotmail because this
phister
has control over it. I can be reached via my messenger at
enc1101tt@xxxxxxxxxxx or
at writerrad@xxxxxxxx
here is what I was written
Tony i will keep hijacking whatever email you have cause i have the
software,you dont worry on how i am going to do that,i am an hacker and
thats my job,All i need is that i have a little problem which i need just
500usd to sort out and i swear to God if you can do these for me i will
leave your password to you and never bother you again,thats a promise,so
let me know what you think.
Your Friend.
Unfortunately, this newsgroup is not the way to contact Microsoft. This is a
public newsgroup hosted on Microsoft servers offering peer-to-peer tech
support. While occasionally an MS employee will post here, the vast
majority of helpers are volunteers who don't work for the company.
I can give you some contact links (which you probably already have), but you
really should be speaking with your local law enforcement agencies.
Additionally, if your computer is set up securely there is no way your
hijacker could find out your hotmail account details and password. There is
a strong possibility that your computer has been compromised. This part of
the equation can be solved by having a competent computer professional
examine the machine, do a clean install of Windows, and set you up
securely. This solution will only work if you are not living with other
people who have physical access to your computer and if you don't reveal
your passwords to anyone.
Here are all the MSN/Hotmail links I have. As I said above, I don't think
this is the answer to your problem. You need to have the computer and your
computing environment looked at by a professional and law enforcement
personnel.
Contact MSN Support - http://support.msn.com/contactus.aspx
MSN Hotmail Top Issues and Support Information -
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316659
Contacting Hotmail (MSN) -
http://www.hotmail.msn.com/cgi-bin/dasp/ua_info.asp
Phone: http://support.msn.com/accessnumbers.aspx
Customer Support for MSN, Hotmail -
https://accountservices.passport.net/CustomerSupport.srf
Hotmail Support Request - http://www.hotmail.msn.com/cgi-bin/support
Malke
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