Hello,

I am getting the following attached to any email that I "reply" to or write "new".

Why is it appearing and how do I get rit of it?

Thanks for your time.

Find what you love at sell-good.com Dear friend:      Thanks for your reading the letter. I hope the information below will be helpful.      We did foreign trade for many years all over the world and gained certain market shares and excellent reputation.We are a company selling electronics:mobile phones,LCDTV, Laptop, Motorcycles, digital Video,Mp4/Mp3,GPS,PS3      We promise excellent quality and challenging price.  there will be more surprises are waiting for you. For the family, for the friends, for yourself to choose one best gift, having a memorable experience.     If you have valuable time, please visit our Web site.   our website:    sell-good.com   our Email:       {removed email address}   our MSN:         {removed email address}    Note: This is a not monitor e-mail address, please do not reply to this message, send mail to this address will not receive a response.

russr72, have you checked your Hotmail account’s signature? Since you mentioned that the message appears when replying or composing a new e-mail message, it’s possible that the message was set up as your signature. You can follow these steps to remove the message from your signature:

1. Sign in to your Hotmail account at http://mail.live.com
2. Click Options on the upper right corner of your account then click More options.
3. Under Customize your mail, click Personal e-mail signature.
4. Wait for the page to load then delete the message displayed in the box.
5. Click Save.

Moving on, although I cannot confirm how the message was set up as your signature, I recommend that you follow these safety measures to keep your account secured:

1. Use different characters on your password, and regularly update your secret question and answer.

http://help.live.com/Help.aspx?market=en-US&project=LiveIDv1&querytype=topic&query=Accountv1_TROU_UnauthorizedAccess.htm

2. Log out from your account every after your session by clicking the Sign out link.

3. Clear your browser’s temporary Internet files when using a public terminal.

http://emailsupport.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!5D6F5A79A79B6708!6203.entry 

4. Be sure not to click the Remember my password option at the Hotmail Sign In page.

THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP!

That seemed to work.

Thanks again!

I forwarded the link of your post to Isabel. She'll appreciate it.

Thanks

One of my friends just told me that they got a spam email from my hotmail address advertising sell-good.com:

       how are you doing recently ? I would like to introduce you a very good company which i knew.They can offer you all kinds of electronical products which you need, such as motorcycles, laptops, mobile phones, digial cameras, TV LCD, xbox, ps3, gps, MP3/4, etc. Please take some time to have a look at it,there must be something you'd like to purchase.
Their website:      sell-good.com

Any insight is appreciated.

@ MoMoMo98

I see that you've got a similar post in here that’s why I’ve joined your post to this thread. You may read the response of Isabel M on this thread.

I noticed the other day I recieved an e mail from myself.  Also all my contacts recieved an e mail from me about a website called shopping 333.  Now anytime i write an e mail the ad for this company appears under the message i write and can not be erased.  What can I do to fix this?

@ scottyjoe2

After reading your post. I found that you've got a similar issue here. So I decided to joined your post to this thread. Please read the post of Isabel M.

The issue is still ongoing.  The same spam was sent from my Hotmail account recently.  However, I have no signature, no vacation replies, no sent mail.  Since the account is not used that much I deleted the contact list so there's no one to get spammed.  I have Bitdefender and Windows Defender installed, use Firefox with NoScript and everything is up-to-date.  Further, after scans by more than one antivirus product, more than one antimalware and antispyware product and HijackThis, my computer is clean.  And the final insult:  I am unable to change my password as whenever I try the screen flashes by to:

Hi madylarian. I've verified that you were already addressed on this thread about your issues: http://windowslivehelp.com/community/p/35178/212941.aspx#212941. Please check it out on how you can contact the proper support group to reset your password.