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hijacked email account


Question Posted Monday December 5 2011, 7:02 am

how can I recover my hijacked hotmail account, I tried hard to follow the instruction through online support but unfortunately dosen't work because the hijacker has changed my password so I can't sign in anymore

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DangerNerd answered Tuesday December 20 2011, 1:44 am:
Hi there,

Here is a link:

"Hotmail hijacked? Here’s what to do:"

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... which will walk you through how to get your hotmail account back EVEN if you do not have your password.

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