I formatted the whole signature in Word, copied it and pasted it in the signature box - the logo still appeared twice when sent and my text lost its formatting.
I formatted the whole signature in TextEdit, copied it and pasted it in the signature box - the logo still appeared twice when sent and my text lost its formatting.
There must be a way to add a logo to a signature without it showing up twice?
Thank you.
I received the text below, personalised to my hotmail account and with a Windows Live logo that I thought looked very badly reproduced. It doesn't seem genuine to me but I want to be sure:
This e-mail has been sent to you by Hotmail to inform you that we were unable to verify your e-mail account details.
This might be due to either of the following reasons:
1. A recent change in your personal information. (eg: address, phone)
2. Submitting incorrect information during register process.
Please update your Hotmail account on our secured server below :
I have just received an email (copied text below) telling me my account needs to be re-activated and I need to do this by following a link provided in the email itself. It sounds a bit suspicious, but I wouldn't want my account to be de-activated. Does anyone know or has received a similar email or should I regard this as a phishing scam?
thanks,
the address of the sender shows as: "Hotmail.Teaml.ID-6755.uk@wlive-hot.msg.ju3ne.fytq.microsoft-smartstart-tech.co.uk" I thought it was odd that the email address is from UK, yet the
address in the text is from a location within the US.Thetext of the email follows:
- *** Email address is removed for privacy ***
- Send email
- Find email
"We are sending you this e-mail because Microsoft SmartScreen Technology has detected that your account information is not correct.
This may be because your Hotmail account was accessed from an unfamiliar computer or you have made changes in your account information.
Due , to this you will need to re-activate it your account by simply logging in on the following link:
http://www.hotmail.com/wlive&react/h02/index.php
Failure to activate your account in 24 hours may result in permanent account suspension.
In most situations, you should be able to activate your account in less than one minute.
Regards,
WindowsLive Security Team
Microsoft respects your privacy. Please read our online Privacy Statement.
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Redmond, WA 98052"
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