How can I delete the "see who blocked you" application?

A friend sent me this as a link and I thought it was safe enough, that names show up, but it keeps bringing up anyone I had on my messenger or hotmail ever! People I have no idea who they still are . I just delete them but there has to be an app somewhere and I want to delete it and not have all these people contact me. Please help, I am frustrated!!!

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Friday, September 18, 2009 9:01 PM

FindTheWay

I have the same problem with the same app! I keep getting email failure notifications for emails I didn't send because of this app.

It's quickly becoming a problem nevermind irritation. I've changed my password and question but it hasn't stopped.

This is the URL that I later (and too late) saw on the CLICK HERE button to check it out. http://7kwvqr.someone-blocked-you.com/?id=b7h9V&invitation={removed email address}

I'm with waltzingmatilda here. We both need help!

p.s. I made a post earlier expressing this concern in the spam forum.

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Tuesday, September 22, 2009 1:49 PM

Windows Live Alvin F

Hi Guys,

I have moved your post here, as this is the proper forum for it.

I will have to refer you to the Windows Live Messenger Support Team. You can contact them by visiting the link below:

https://support.live.com/eform.aspx?productKey=wlmessenger&ct=eformts

Also, since this is a third party application I highly recommend that you contact the support of your Operating System on how to remove it.

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Thursday, September 24, 2009 8:57 AM

flashnsparkle

We have the same problem.

e-mails supposedly from us were sent to everyone in our contacts list when we were not even on-line or signed in!

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Friday, September 25, 2009 9:24 AM

hogwash

I have the same problem , it is really aggrivating, as those whom I had blocked were getting invitations in my name with my email address to check out who had blocked them!

This is infuriating, also a clear a lack of security!

Can anyone do anything to stop this??

I need help with this now...

thanks

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Monday, September 28, 2009 9:42 PM

Wynd

I do not know if this is the same issue or not, however i will provide as many particulars as possible:

Incoming EMail:

Hello :D‏

From:	<nameremoved> ({removed email address})
Sent:	Mon 9/28/09 11:35 PM
To:

Hi!

{removed email address} invited you to check who has deleted or blocked you from their contact list on MSN Messenger.

It's Easy, Secure and Free!

Try it Now, http://re0wng.jesus-im-blocked.com/?id=rst3SB&invite={removed email address}

Thanks
Status Checking Team.

______
This mail is sent by {removed email address} using MSN status checking Application.
This email cannot be considered as SPAM as this is an invitation to you by the sender.

<There follows a white space. In that space, are white letters on a white backgroud (invisible unless you highlight it is the following message:>

Mistakes live in the neighbourhood of truth and therefore delude us.

If you click on the link it opens a web site that looks legitimate and asks your your address and password. If you give it sends the message to all of your contacts. It also starts downloading (or uploading) an enormous amount of data. We are doing damage control at the moment an hopefully we stopped things soon enough. If a staff member wants, I can forward the email to an address they give me.

I hovered over the link and this is what I saw:

http://re0wng.jesus-im-blocked.com/?id=rst3SB&invite={removed email address} (minus the prologe that would make it a valid link)

DO NOT USE YOU PASSWORD ON AN UNKNOWN PAGE!!!

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Thursday, October 01, 2009 6:23 AM

bunnies098

This keeps coming up in my email - How can it be deleted/changed/stopped? especially as it contacts people who you no longer have or wish to have contact with.

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Monday, October 05, 2009 10:43 PM

Windows Live JK G

@ flashnsparkle @ hogwash @ Wynd @ bunnies098

Your concerns are related to Windows Live Messenger, the Windows Live Messenger Technical Support Team is the appropriate support group to address your inquiry. The instructions provided by Windows Live Alvin F should put you in touch with their support team.

You could also try the steps I have provided below on how to contact the Windows Live Messenger Technical Support Team.

1. Go to http://help.live.com/help.aspx?project=WL_Messengerv1_2&market=en-us
2. Click on any topic on the left panel, and then wait for the page to load completely.
3. Click "Get more help" on the lower right corner of the page, then click on "Get support."

In the meantime, please check out MSFT Roopa S’ Solution Article “Recent reports of Account hijacks”. To view the article, please access the link below.

http://windowslivehelp.com/solutions/safety/archive/2009/04/29/recent-reports-of-account-hijacks.aspx

In addition, I recommend that you ensure your account’s security. Please take a look at MSFT Scott H’s Solution Article “What to do if you think your account has been stolen” as it provides helpful tips in keeping your account secure. Just access the link below to view the article.

http://windowslivehelp.com/solutions/accounts/archive/2008/10/25/what-to-do-if-you-think-your-accounts-been-stolen.aspx

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