I received a message in spam box that Imy hotmail will bedelected in next 3businessdays. Please don't letthis happen.
11. March 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: business days, spam message
Hello,
14. November 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: business, Dear friend, digital cameras, electronic products, haoyunlaid, security, spam message, visit, website, www
A few years ago my email got hacked. Since then this spam message attaches itself to every email I send. I am able to manually go in and delete it prior to sending my message out. Any ideas?
Here is the message
Dear friend:
We are an electronic products wholesale .Our products are of high quality and low price. If you want to do business , we can offer you the most reasonable discount to make you get more profits. We are expecting for your business.
Please visit our website: www.haoyunlaid.com
Looking forward to your contact and long cooperation with us!
Our mainly products such the phones, PSP, display TV, notebook, video, computers, Mp4, GPS, xbox 360, digital cameras and so on.
Welcome to visit our website!
Mail : (PII removed for security reasons)
MSN : (PII removed for security reasons)
31. July 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail · Tags: ALL, character, concern, excess, junk, spam message
I have always received some spam message in my Junk folder and accepted that. However, within recent months I have been receiving well over 200 spam per day. My concern is that some legitimate emails are also being sent to the Junk folder instead of my Inbox. I try to block as much spam as possible but it has become tiring since the spam senders modify their domain name by 1 character/digit so a huge amount of spam gets through. I would like to set my preferences to delete ALL spam but unfortunately some legitimate emails arrive in the Junk even though they are listed in my Contacts and also as 'safe' in my preferences under 'safe and blocked' senders. I don't want to lose legitimate emails hence opted not to set my preferences to delete all spam immediately. I don't want all this spam and would appreciate it you can advise how can this be resolved.
Thank you.
10. July 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Outlook for Mac · Tags: access, inbox, malware, payload, problem, Sophos Antivirus, spam, spam message, SPAM messages, threat
While using Outlook 2011 for Mac, I've recently received several SPAM messages with attached files containing Windows trojans or other malware. Once these messages arrive in my inbox, I see a warning from Sophos Antivirus and Outlook freezes. If I attempt
to select the message, it highlights, but no action is possible. If I right click and select "delete" the highlighting jumps to a random message while the SPAM message remains in the inbox.
While this is happening, the Sophos quarantine manager attempts to delete the threat, but Outlook keeps downloading new copies to the cache. The only escape requires force-quitting Outlook. If I then restart Outlook, the problem resumes.
If I access the Exchange server using Outlook Web Access, I am unable to delete the SPAM message, or any other message. I just get an error stating that there's a server configuration problem.
The only way I can recover from this situation is to log on to a Windows 7 box, open Outlook 2010 and delete the message. Outlook on Windows has no problem deleting the message. I can then run Sophos antivirus to clear the cached malware attachment.
All the malware has been Windows oriented, so there's no threat to my Mac, but losing the use of Outlook while being unable to delete a SPAM message is more than a little disturbing.
There does not seem to be any preference I can set to keep Outlook from automatically downloading attachments.
I'm running OS X 10.6.8, Sophos 8.0.5c and up to date versions all the Office 2011 products.
12. June 2012 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail · Tags: host, localhost, microsoft, msg, smtp, spam folder, spam message
I received an email in my spam folder that says it was from Windows Live.
WindowsLive.Msg.24hrs-15@msg24hrs.-46-e.localhost.host.smtp.MICROSOFT-SERVERt.82.244.22.3.net
I am thinking this is just a spam message. Microsoft shoudl have all my account info and send to my inbox. Am I correct??? I have not clicked on any link in this because I don't trust it.
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