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Hi, Please forgive me if I have posted in the wrong place. I was wondering if anyone could offer me advice on harassment whilst using messenger. My son is getting alot of abuse and being bad mouthed to all his friends/contacts by one particular person. I do understand that you can block this person, which he have done, but the abuse etc still continues to get through to him via his other contacts. This person is slandering his name to everyone he knows on MSN and his friends keep contacting him to tell him what is being said. They have even saved the conversations and emailed them to him. I was wondering if there is someone I could contact at MSN to point out the problem and to get this stopped as it is really making my son ill and it shouldnt be allowed to happen. It has been going on for quite some time now and the person in question has been asked to stop but they just wont listen. They think it is a big game, but when it starts to affect your health it begins to get serious.
I would appreciate any advice you can offer.
Kind regards Anais
Block his emails on all the account he owns.
Tell his friends not to email those conversations to him or simply block that person.
You’ll be in peace.
I dont believe MSN support team would do anything to help in this matter.
There is no harm in trying though.You can contact MSN here.
Yes, MSN can help.
Each person using MSN Messenger has a unique Microsoft .NET Passport (An online service that enables you to use your e-mail address and a single password to sign in to any Passport-participating Web site or service.) . To report an abuse issue related to MSN Messenger, you must contact the service that provides the e-mail address used for the Passport. For example, if the Passport’s e-mail address is test@example.com, you must contact the owner of example.com. Learn more about Passport
If the Passport’s e-mail address ends in @msn.com, report the problem to abusemsn.com.
If the Passport’s e-mail address ends in @hotmail.com, report the problem to abusehotmail.com.
If the Passport’s e-mail address belongs to a third-party (non-MSN) service, report the problem to Passport Support.Here’s a direct link to the support page regarding abuse:
Excerpted from:
http://help.msn.com/(bWFya2V0PWVuLXVzJnByb2plY3Q9bXNuX21zbmNvbXY5JmZpbHRlcj0=)/Help.aspx?querytype=topic&query=msncomv9_FAQ.htm&fs=1or, go to http://help.msn.com and click on the msn.com link, and search on “harassment”
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