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Your message has been delivered to our email abuse department. This department handles complaints from users that are receiving unwanted email. We try our best to investigate all reports of abuse. If we determine that the email you reported was in fact sent from an email address at one of our domains, or by way of computers operated by us, we will take the appropriate action.
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Regards,
The Email Abuse Department
Discussion Thread
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Customer ( php) - 06/13/2008 04:18 AM
Windows
Live Hotmail
Hotmail Inbox Changes you'll appreciate as a loyal Hotmail user
Let's hear it for a clean, customizable design! The results? Less clutter on the page and the ability to choose your own color theme. Whether you prefer blue, black, red, or green now you can make it suit your mood. Plus, check out the improved navigation for quicker access to your folders and mail and use search mail to easily find that message you sent last month!
Find out what else has changed (
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Manage your spam
Thanks to color codes (yellow and red) on incoming messages, you'll be alerted to suspicious e-mail. Now you decide what to mark as "safe" and "unsafe" for improved spam protection on your incoming mail. When you do so, "unsafe" mail is automatically reported to help improve the spam protection on the Hotmail servers. Good news: this can help you receive less spam over time!
