Hi Haadje, I’ve moved your post to the Accounts and Passwords forum. Yes, the 120-days rule is still being applied even if you access your account through pop3. Accessing your account through an e-mail client or a mobile device using pop3 settings doesn’t... More

Hi Shadowjin, I've moved your post to the Accounts and Password forum. Free Hotmail accounts are marked as inactive if you don't sign in to it for more than 270 days or within the first 10 days after signing up for an account. After an account becomes inactive... More

[quote user="soproz"]Hello guys I had an email that I cannot access I know no one has gotten into it. I had this email back when the domain was @msn.com I would like help on re opening it please I need it to acess an old message. ---email is <removed_wl_IsabelM>... More

Actually, it’s 270 days of no activity (no sign into the account) and not 2 weeks. So, given the time frame you’ve posted ( 8 months), your account will remain active until you come back from the training. But if you want to secure important messages, you... More

[quote user="Nick21013"] Microsoft deleted my email adress that I used to sign into the EA website, it is linked to my xbox live gamertag and now I can't get into either of them, can you help me? [/quote] Hi Nick21013 , FYI: To easily address your concern... More

Hi Sammj, Windows Live Hotmail will keep your account active for 120 days. If you do not sign in once within 120 days your account will be marked as inactive. All your stored messages will be deleted if your account has been marked as inactive. However, you can still... More