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who blocked you?


Question Posted Saturday December 9 2006, 10:25 am

ok there's a bunch of fake websites out there saying they can show you who blocked you but then they end up stealing your account or whatever, so does nayone here know a REAL way of finding out who blocked you? (without actually asking people :P lol) thanks!

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Additional info, added Saturday December 9 2006, 10:26 am:
btw im talking about msn, thxx.
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ExNOTINI answered Saturday December 9 2006, 1:02 pm:
heyy(o:

just go right over here.


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you can also check for AIM and Yahoo!

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