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Posted by =?Utf-8?B?RGFuaW1hbDgy?= on January 6, 2006, 12:12 pm
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Just check the access logs on the exchange server by IP, then sniff it for a
location. Regarding MSN notifying you about a password change, you should
consider contacting customer support and filing a complaint. I had a similar
issue occur, and resolved it that way.
"Spongebob" wrote:
> I have come to learn that it is possible that my email account has been
> accessed by a former programmer of mine located in India. I know that
> different ISP's have their own signatures, so is there anyway for me to
> confirm someone else accessing my email account by simply listing dates/times
> and from what ISP?
>
> I have since changed my email password, however I keep getting notices from
> MSN about how I have made a request to change my password. Yes, I did make
> that request and did change, but I keep getting the requests, so I am now
> thinking that my ex programmer is trying to change the password?
>
> Thanks - Sincerely Spongebob
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