yeah i totally agree with you TIGER about AIM not really giving a crap about people using AIM, and i hate how they try to act like their doing all this crap for us and how AIM is soo freaking amazing, and also what the hell was GOOGLE thinking merging with them or joing up with them? yeah im just as guilty as everyone else cause i still use AIM but the only reason i use it is because everyone i know uses it and they wont change to anything else..

there’s no way to recover past AIM conversations.. most people these days are smart and have Google Desktop search always running on their computers which do indeeed keep track of AIM conversation among everything else you do on the internet.. its just a thought but you should really look into it because your sooo out of luck and you will never recover any conversation from AIM..

dont even bother with windows messenger live 7.5, get the newest upgrade that came out the other day.. its really neato and nice…

i think you still can? goto the msn directory thing and look around for profile search or something like it…. the way its set up you can search by age location name almost everything little thing you can think of but the catch is that whoever your searching for had to have filled out those certain areas and if thye didnt then it gets pretty dang difficult to find people through msn directory……..

you have to sign in to your yahoo account and it will reactivate… if you dont know your password anymore then go to the password recovery thing and put your info in and have them create a new password.

i think its the signal for you’ve got AIM mail. this has been happening to alot of people recently because all AIM screen names now come with a 2GB email account automatically. trying checking it by going to the MyAIM button, scroll down to read mail or check mail..

i think AIM is doing that now…. i clicked the mail button thingy by accident one night and a few seconds later i was read how i just got a new email account through AIM…. i wasnt very excited about it….. i just wish AOL, AIM or what ever would just stop with all this other bullcrap and just concentrate on making a decent messenger for ounce. they should understand by now that people who use AIM dont care about any thing other then having a good messenger that does good stuff…. im really out of it right now so what i just wrote could not make since to any one.

I’ve recovered a stolen yahoo account before by calling a 1-800 number for Yahoo. I went through the choices and one of them was yahoo mail help, then i talked to yahoo mail support person who then asked me for my original account information and when i gave it to her she issued me a new password right then and there and the problem was solved immediatley… the good thing about yahoo mail is every thing go’s by your original account information from the day the yahoo account was created and if the information you gave them was real then you should have no problem getting a new password and finding out what has happened to your yahoo mail account.