Why do I get a message reading leaving a secure area others can read your e-mail once I sign into my site?
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This is just your browser doing what it is supposed to do. When you leave an https// website (a secure site) then you will get a warning unless you set the ignore feature for this in your browser.\n\nYou will also get a similar message if you use a form where someone has written it to just send a straight email when you fill in a form on a website. This shouldnt happen these days, developers should know better.\n\nBasically because you see that message it doesnt mean someone can come and read emails you received "at" the secure site or any emails on your computer ;O)
153552
Make sure the message board in run by someone you trust or on a site you trust. There should be an option to not reveal your email address on the board. If there is no such option, do not post there. Do not give out any personally identifiable information.
231647
r u logging /signing out after u use ur mail... usually thats the problem especially if ur using a public computer...ppl wouldnt bother hacking ur email unless ur 'somebody'
511393
maybe you have spam guard on your computer which acts an an anti virus on your computerwhich can sometimes stop you getting into anything...
811479
In theory without your password, only the recipient(s) can see the message.  However, the message may flow though several E-mail servers, and various media as well, where it may be scanned, read, recorded, and copied without your knowledge or consent.
214140
if your E-mail is in "Bold Text" then it hasn't been read\nif your E-mail is in "Normal Text" then someone read it already
248882
Why would you want someone else to read your email?
740384
Yes that just means you are using a "secure" page to login, which will encrypt your userid and password so others can not "snoop" it.
737992
change your password you already know they are reading your e-mail. X
526989
Does someone else know your id/password? If it is saying you are signed in in another location, someone is using your id and is signed in on another computer.
625282
It means you have an Administrator logged in while you were logged in. Are you sharing your network with any other computer?\n\nNormally that message comes up when you are sharing a network with more than 1 computer and its possible that an Admin has already logged in when you logged in. A computer can have more than 1 user on the same network.
1000500
If it's related to Outlook then i don't know but when you get and lots of mails from unknown users then their destiny is to Crack you may be steal your password.....\n                                       Specially from when unknown peoples...
582239
good question - this seems to be happening to a lot of people tonight!  I have 2 computers, logged off of one to then use my laptop and started getting the same message as you.  My friend, who I was IMing at the time, also got the same message, but she only has one computer to use!  I'm hoping you get some answers to this mystery.  Maybe it was happening because Yahoo is making some site changes?  I noticed the "Yahoo" page has a whole new look just over this evening.  Hmmmm
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Don't open it.  It's probably spam.\n\nIt's also a good idea to never "unsubscribe" from a mailing list unless you know you subscribed to that list.  A lot of times that just verifies to a spammer that your email address is active.
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The reason for my space is not to have your  email known . If they want they will offer it but seems they chose not to .Sorry there's not any code cracking I know of .
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Hi there, \n\nI don't exactly understand what you want. If you are asking about the mails you get when your questions are answered, I don't think you got one till now as I am answering your question first. \nOr are you trying to tell that you aren't able to open your mailbox? If so, take the "sign-in help" feature. You can retrieve your password by confirming your personal information or answering the security question. If not, check your network connection.\n\nHope this helps, but I don't know how far I was able to expect your question in the right sense. The next time, please be little bit elaborate. Bye!!\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny
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The message is spam. The chance that you know the person is slim to none.  If you reply, you will be confirming that you have a valid email address and opening your computer to even more spam.