my hotmail email were stolen and the one who stole it thereating me with my secrets what should i do ?
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Well Khaled, you are new to this service so I must remind you that you MUST NOT MISUSE it. We are here to get serious answers. You should have mentioned the name of the country you live in. Anyway, it occurs to me that you are from an Islamic one. So, I DO NOT think, seriously, I DO NOT think that your state agencies are going to help you. You have to help yourself if you have got an IQ over 150.\n\nAnyway, you should not have answered my question in that manner. Try googling for the person who has committed this crime. Make him reply an email and trace his IP. How does he communicate to you?\n\nSomething similar had happened to me a few days back but I've traced his entire history. For details, visit my Q&A page and read the answers to my question concerning 'tracing IP...'.\n\nIf those emails are really very dangerous in others' hands then PLEASE contact the police if there is any in your land, immediately.
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First of all, what program or website?  Is it a banking institution?  If its a website, just change your password to something absolutely UNIQUE, such as *&%%HGFndke or the like.  Then notify the company that someone has stolen your password or identity ASAP!
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The question is, are you absolutely sure he knows who sent it? He might be in the dark here, looking for a mysterious admirer. Did you tell hiom where should he leave his reply message so that you could get it? I would assume not, that would entail the risk of being recognized. So, I would try to find out his feelings by anonymously contacting him through an email.
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i can help you any time you want, my email is : \n\nhayasarmed@hotmail.com\nـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــ
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Hmmm... Friend you need to specify which security question you need to change.\n\nFor Yahoo you need to write to them with full details.\n\nFor HOTMAIL go to options >> Question and secret answer
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depending on who it is with you can email there security dept. and ask them to send it to you. they will ask you your previous email, password and other such info from before the account was changed.
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same thing happened to me once but i was the person whose account was logged into.  unfortunately for me, they took full advantage of it and got me into all kinds of trouble pretending to be me.  i had to do lots of damage control, some of it ineffective, and then cancelled that account and made a new one.\n\ni think perhaps you should send an email to the person whose account you get logged into and explain what's happening, perhaps even suggesting they create a new account so nobody else can do the same thing.  trust me, they will appreciate your honesty and your desire to keep their account safe.\n\nit might be in your best interest to create a new account for yourself as well since security seems to be an issue.
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call the internet company and ask about a block. Delete your history from your computer and browser continually, use hotmail email and change it frequently and move. Get your computer to a different house, and bills mailed to another. Or use  library or cafe comp.... or you try a wireless connection. A laptop. That way he can't track what comp. info comes from yo house. Call the company. Oh, and check out the 'interent  police' and report him. Do a search on google.
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I'm not sure about hotmail, but yes you can report inappropriate use of  email....\ncontact customer service from whomever you have the internet access to and they will tell you where to forward the email you received...I hope you kept the email....sue him? You probably could in a small claims court for abuse of some kind, or discrimination, or defamation of character...it all depends on what he/she said to you in the email....good luck\n\nP.S. RACISM MUST STOP....WE ARE ALL HUMANS....
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try blocking their email address, using your spam function. if they use different email addresses, block all of them, or you can choose to block all unknown email addresses, other than those in your address book. meanwhile, you can also report the abuse to your email provider. the address is usually abuse@provider.com, eg: abuse@hotmail.com, abuse@yahoo.com, etc.
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I have a yahoo account and a hotmail account.  My hotmail account was hijacked.  I went to it and it would not take my password.  I clicked to change and it asked for an answer to a secret question, that was not my secret question.\n\nIt took forever to get my account back.  Hotmail would not tell me who stole my account.  They just gave me a new password, after I sent in copies of my ISP and a lot of other stuff to get my account back.\n\nNo trouble with yahoo at all.
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How about you don't access it?  He may have a good reason for keeping it from you.  My wife and I both have personal email accounts that the other person does not have access.  I trust her to manage her own email and show me what she wants to and vice versa.  In fact, I use that email account to receive shipping confirmations for just about everything I've purchased for her online.  Wouldn't want her to see that, would I?\n\nEither way no one hear (in their right mind) would give you advice on how to illegally access anyone else's email.  If he doesn't want to show you or even admit that he has that email account, that's his business.  And his legal right to keep it private.
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ask him. if it is unwanted email report as spam. if here is a harrassment you will have to file a report to police.
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email them back and tell them that they have sent it to the wrong person. if it is advertisement or spam then look around in the email for a disclaimer (its usuallly on the bottom) where it states "if you no longer wish to recieve emails from us (or something like that) then email us back at ________". explain to them  your situation or just pretend to be that person and just tell them that you dont want their emails anymore.\n\nI hope that helped you and good luck! =]
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change your password and your question.  if someone is this persistent they must know you personally or know you by you giving them information.  It wouldn't be someone random because they wouldn't have a reason.  If this is really bugging you, you should email all your friends to tell them you are about to change.  If you currently have important info, you should forward it to the new email and delete the current account if you don't want them finding out stuff.  If they bother the new account you know it is someone that knows you tring to mess with you.  email me if you need any help.\nThe link to get help in your situation is:\nhttp://edit.yahoo.com/config/eval_forgot_pw?new=1&.done=&.src=&partner=&.intl=us
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well how did u delete them on yahoo hotmail??? \nif u did then they are gone for good since these companies dont keep backups. or put your account in a temp acc to be recovered.
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Report it to yahoo.com ASAP!!\n\nThis could be bigger than you think.  People can use your email and do internet scams leading back to you.  \n\nThere are some yahoo links attached to help assist you to report this theft.\n\nGood luck!!