How to Prevent Unwanted MSN Spams and Remove all MSN Virus

April 8, 2008 · Filed Under Web Application · 1 Comment 

Check who has block or deleted you from their MSN Messenger

Check who has block or deleted you from their MSN Messenger

Due to the popularity of these ‘reveal me the secret’ web application, we’re beginning to see the rise of various numbers of ‘Check who has block or deleted you from their MSN Messenger’ websites.

You’re Blocked, gives you the chance to find out who has blocked or deleted you. You just have to write your MSN account and your password, the system will process the information and within a few seconds you’ll get the list of users who are lying to you.

For those that are not familiar with these sorts of programs, please be cautious when it comes to giving out your password to strangers especially unknown websites. I believe once a person reveals his/her password, the web application would systematically harvest all of the contacts from his/her msn list and start spamming unwanted messages to your friends and family. This can be seen in the form of ‘Find out who deleted you’ message that you received from a friend and a link to the website.

Check who has block or deleted you from their MSN Messenger

I can’t be sure to what extend these websites uses the information harvested from your msn, but I notice whenever a friend of mine took part in these programs, there is a sudden increase of spams in my inbox, it is likely that these web applications harvested my email from my friends and sold it to spammers. My advice is, do give it a try if you’re really curious about it, once you’re done toying with the web application, do change your email password.

REMOVE MSN VIRUS WITH MSN VIRUS REMOVAL TOOL

Here is a useful tool if you notice one of your friend has been promoting some sort of downloads and he or she is not aware of it, chances are, his.her computer is infected with a virus, trojan or probably a worm, if that is the case, I would suggest that you advice him/her to give MSNVirusRemoval tool a go.

REMOVE MSN VIRUS WITH MSN VIRUS REMOVAL TOOL

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Messenger Discovery Live, MSN Messenger Add-on

November 25, 2007 · Filed Under Software · Comment 

Messenger Discovery Live, MSN Messenger Add-on

Messenger Discovery Live is a free Windows Live Messenger add-on, what it does is, it enhances MSN Messenger with tons of features, one of the best feature available is the ‘Contacts that have deleted you’ feature, the list goes on and on, below is are the list of features, please take note that Messenger Discovery is not part of Microsoft MSN Messenger, not does Microsoft endorse it.

Advanced Contact Manager
- See contacts who have deleted you
- See Yahoo! contacts
- View contact MSN/Windows Live Messenger version
- Messages received count
- Messages sent count
- Message ratio statistic
- See the last message received and when
- See the last time contacts came online (since MessengerDiscovery was installed)
- See when contacts came online (since MessengerDiscovery was installed)
- Display picture stealing

Advanced Contact Functions
- Remove contact ‘now playing’ and personal messages
- Alert when a contact returns from away/busy/idle
- Alert when a contact comes online
- Alert when a contact goes offline
- Alert when a contact deletes you
- Alert when a contact adds you
- Alert when a contact opens a conversation
- Alert when a contact closes a conversation

Instant Message Tools
- Imitate your contacts (using command !imitate)
- Auto reply to certain messages (accepts wild cards too)
- Message holding while away/busy/etc.
- Conversation nick name
- Remove your ‘is typing’ message
- Flash scroll lock upon receiving message
- Always be shown as ‘typing a message’
- Remove your ‘is recording’ message
- Stop window flashing
- Show IM window upon receiving a message
- Auto response to any message

Protection
- Block web links from un-trusted contacts
- Block application invites
- Block winks, nudges, custom emoticons and voice clips
- Profanity filter
- Message flood protection

Instant Message Formatting
- Message capitalization
- Remove contact font, font color and font style
- Right align your messages
- Right align contact messages
- Message trimming
- Highlight contact messages (requires Messenger Plus!)

General Tools
- Display picture stealing
- Webcam snapshot
- Terminate Messenger rather than sending it to system tray
- Be shown as online after signing in offline after set time
- Be shown as ‘using a mobile device’
- Be shown as ‘using web messenger’
- Be shown as owning a webcam
- Status hot keys
- Avoid being shown as idle
- Received file organizer
- Nick name history

Speech
- Read aloud when a contact signs in
- Read aloud received messages
- Read aloud when contacts are typing

Advanced Tools
- Custom CVR
- Messenger protocol debugging
- Messenger server error logging

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How to Detect and Find Invisible Users on Yahoo! and MSN Messenger

November 23, 2007 · Filed Under How To and Online Tutorials · 5 Comments 

How do detect invisible user in Yahoo Messenger? I find it annoying when a person comes online with the status “Invisible to Everyone” in both Yahoo and MSN Messenger, things are made worst when both parties are invisible.

The invisible feature is great, there are times such as exam weeks when we don’t want to be disturbed because we would like to do some research online or keep in touch with classmates, discussing the exam paper, or we’re coming online for a short period of time just to check our email, that’s the time when we don’t want anyone to bug us or we’re not in the mood to entertain them.

How to Detect and Find Invisible Users on Yahoo! and MSN Messenger
There are various web application that is able to reveal invisible Yahoo Messenger user, XEEBER and Invisible scanner are the better ones in the market, its free!

As for MSN Messenger, there is only one tool available, the Show Invisible MSN Messenger Status detector, it reveals, finds, and detects you and your contact lists MSN information and inform you all you want to know about your contacts. For example which person deleted or blocked you.

Reveal Invisible Users MSN Messenger

For those who are curious about which of his/her friends deleted or blocked them, do give the service a try but be cautious, I believe the tool is meant to be some sort of email harvesting application or another email hijacking tool created by spammers. Give it a try but remember to change your password as soon as you’re done with it.

Rule number one, never reveal your password to other company besides the original service provider.

invisible msn name trick messenger

Here is a cool little MSN Name Trick that allows you to have an invisible MSN Screen Name. This nickname trick should work for most versions of Messenger (ie MSN 6, 7.5, 8.0). Just follow these instructions:

  • Open the Options window so you can change your MSN Name
  • Hold down ALT on your keyboard and type in 0160 using the Numeric Keypad (usually on the right side of your keyboard)
  • Click OK to save your new Invisible MSN Name!

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Blockoo Check MSN block / delete lists

May 26, 2007 · Filed Under Web Application · 4 Comments 

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Here is a new service called Blockoo, they claimed that they’re able to show you who blocked or deleted you from their MSN list.

I would love to give Blockoo a try but the idea of giving them my password is scary. If msn is your secondary email and chat client then no harm trying.

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MSN Soapbox Codename Warhol Is Here To Kill YouTube

September 11, 2006 · Filed Under Sci and Tech · 3 Comments 

MSN Soapbox video upload site codenamed Warhol

Seems like there is a new kid on the block, watch your back YouTube, MSN Soapbox video site is here to rule the day. According to source, MSN Soapbox will be release to the public within a week or two. Will it be a YouTube killer? We know that Google Video failed to do that, but Microsoft seems to be very successful when it comes to killing off their competition. Some of the basic feature of MSN Soapbox:

- Upload videos in almost any format—like from your video or digital camera (maximum file size is currently 100MB)
- Tag and categorize your videos to make it easy for other people to find them
- Watch original videos and browse for new ones at the same time
- Set up your own personal RSS feeds for videos you’re interested in
- Use your Windows Live Spaces profile with Soapbox on MSN Video
- Embed a video on your Web site or blog

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Microsoft MSN Uses Google Adsense

July 29, 2006 · Filed Under Contextual Advertising · Comment 

Google Adsense

Look what I’ve found. Seems like the people in Microsoft don’t trust their own advertising system. I’ve tried the new MSN messenger Live and all I can say is that it is better than the previous version. I love the offline message feature. Its about time they include the long awaited PC to PC call feature. Thanks Skype for keeping up the competition and most of all the innovation.

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New Yahoo Home Page and the Search Engine War

July 17, 2006 · Filed Under Uncategorized · Comment 

Today must be Yahoo’s biggest day ever, its a do or die situation where they have to gain some market share from Google. They call it “the most significant redesign of the www.yahoo.com home page ever”, with a totally new layout unlike the pervious Yahoo homepage, the new home page has a different layout than the previous look, Ajax integration and DHTML are some of the key features.

Content is king, that is where Yahoo beats MSN and Google flat. I have to admit that Yahoo is rich with contents, especially online games and information, their Yahoo Finance page speaks for themself. What Google needs are contents and that is what they are doing by buying up smaller companies.

I believe most of the bloggers tweak their blog for Google Spider, but have any of these so called pro-bloggers ever thought of the over crowded market in the internet? If everyone is going after the same piece of pie, what is your chances of getting a small piece of the cake?

New Yahoo Home Page and the Search Engine War

As far as I am concern, my GeckoandFly is optimized for MSN, stupid as it may sound but I believe the future is with MSN. Come to think of it, the would be release Windows Vista comes with MSN search as the default search engine portal, which means not so tech savvy people would be using MSN instead of Google or Yahoo, and with no bloggers optimizing their blogs for MSN, chances of gain eyeballs is very high.

Google is a very reliable and accurate search engine, but to get listed at the number one spot require lots of backlinks and other hidden technique. MSN on the other hand require little SEO knowledge, its unreliable, information is always wrong and older folks are the end user. Which means they have the purchasing power, selling goods would be a breeze. Google would always be the number one search engine, but how long would Yahoo hold on to the number two spot?

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