Jean, on the main page of each forum, at the bottom, there's a link called "Technical Problems". You can also use the Contact Us link found in the green banner at the bottom of every page and it will take you to the same form. As Sushi suggests, it is always best to include the links to troublesome threads in your email, and the member's name. Perhaps people are on Easter/Passover vacation this week? Surely there is someone at the wheel, don't you think?

Dead for me too. I don't seem to have any involvement with any of the companies listed, unfortunately, my 84 yr old mother does. Now, if I can just somehow convince her that not all arriving into her 'in box' is legitimate mail, that it really is OK to delete things without opening :( Here's the CNN report from a few days ago - it doesn't sound wildly dangerous if people are just vigilant about spam and phishing attempts - and know not to click on those links. Here is a link that might be useful: Epsilon on CNN from Apr 6

I do a lot more reading these day! Books are my friends LOL I have found in doing some investigating that in all of the big hotmail changes (whether we want them or not unfortunately) they are also making some very sneaky changes and putting some peoples info out there with out them knowing it. I have zero info about me on my hotmail info so nothing to share there but here are some interesting things pointed out in windows secrets article. Hotmail's social networking busts your privacy I never look at the new today page I have mine set to go directly to my inbox so I had no idea about all the stuff that is now shown on that page. I just looked at mine and I can see lists of several people that I know and in the lists it tells who they are new friends with! I am sure these people have no idea this info is being broadcast all over the place. for those that use hotmail, windows live, messenger etc any of those you should definitely read the article and check out these settings. Here is a link that might be useful: hotmail settings

More likely this is a trojan or something rather than a virus. Not typical virus activity. I assume you're using Microsoft programs for email? You might want to reconsider them if you do since they're such easy pickings for malware. Do you have a GOOD firewall? Do you have an antivirus program UPDATED REGULARLY? Do you run Windows Updates regularly? Do you have SpywareBlaster installed and UPDATED REGULARLY? Do you have 2 or 3 programs like Advanced SystemCare, Spybot, SuperAntiSpyare, Malwarebytes, etc, run regularly and UPDATED regularly? Are you on a wireless network? If so, do you secure it? Do you let others use your computer? Do you use an online method of saving your contacts? Those are places to start.