MSN
Fraud emails not blocked but my email drew abuse report

My husband and I signed on to MSN for years due to a really slimy contract/deal through Best Buy. People, don't fall for this! The Best Buy discount isn't worth it. Not only do they have the worst internet service out there (faulty connection dial-on numbers, slow service when you do log on, terrible search engine), but they also allow obviously fraudulent eBay and PayPal emails to come through without a question.

These fraud emails are made by evil spammers out to get our passwords and bank account numbers. I have emailed MSN numerous times about these dangerous emails, and still I get them.

Now here is the kicker! I belong to a crafter website, and I emailed other people on the site. In the email I offer website help for the U-M-I, and I give my name, email address, and phone number.

I sent out about 30 emails total. Well, I just received an abuse report from MSN. Abuse? Me sending email that offers website help, that has no hidden agenda, that gives all of my info?

I am disgusted. I guess it is easy to pick on a "little person" rather than go after the big guys who are actually ripping people off.

I wonder how they would answer this. I bet some really slick answer. All I can say is that when this contract is up, my husband and I are running away, far, far away from MSN, never to return.

Company: MSN
Country: USA
Site: msn.com

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