ice eagle
05-08-2005, 06:01 AM
>>> At least five characters in length.
>>> Something only you know.
>>> Not related to your password or member name in any way.
>>> Unlikely to change over time.
>>> Extremely difficult for others to guess, even if they see your secret
question.
Some examples of good secret questions are:
>>> What are the last five digits of my credit card?
>>> What are the last five digits of my social security number?
>>>What is my mother's maiden name?
Hotmail ensures your e-mail privacy by requiring that you use a password to
gain access to your Hotmail account. Do NOT share your password with anyone,
even someone claiming to work for Hotmail. Hotmail employees will never ask you
to provide your current password to them over the phone or by e-mail.
Note: Your password is case sensitive, so be aware of any letters that you
capitalize.
Remember that MSN Hotmail also has comprehensive online help available--just
click Help in the upper right corner.
Sincerely,
Deepa M.
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>>> Something only you know.
>>> Not related to your password or member name in any way.
>>> Unlikely to change over time.
>>> Extremely difficult for others to guess, even if they see your secret
question.
Some examples of good secret questions are:
>>> What are the last five digits of my credit card?
>>> What are the last five digits of my social security number?
>>>What is my mother's maiden name?
Hotmail ensures your e-mail privacy by requiring that you use a password to
gain access to your Hotmail account. Do NOT share your password with anyone,
even someone claiming to work for Hotmail. Hotmail employees will never ask you
to provide your current password to them over the phone or by e-mail.
Note: Your password is case sensitive, so be aware of any letters that you
capitalize.
Remember that MSN Hotmail also has comprehensive online help available--just
click Help in the upper right corner.
Sincerely,
Deepa M.
Your satisfaction with my Customer Service is very important to me. If you
consider your issue resolved, please click on the link below to let me know how
I am doing. With your comments please include my name and ticket number (found
in this mail's subject line) to help me keep track of my performance
Customer Service Survey : http://www.surveyhost.com/hotmail2/ (http://www.surveyhost.com/hotmail2/)
نصيحة
: بعد استرجاع ايميلك يجب ان تتخذ الخطوة الاتيه
تغيير كلمة السر وتغيير السؤال السرى والدوله المسجل بها