PASSWORD

[JIM]

HOW DO I CHANGE MY INITIALPASSWORD?

[John Foulke]

if your a paying MSN customer call 1-877-635-7019

[Val - Microsoft [.NOT MVP]]

hummm...

didn't work for me.

 

IM (would that be the correct 'pidgeon english' counterpart for "your"?) a "paying msn customer",

Called the number you suggested.

After two hang ups and a 20 minute "please hold"...I finally got to a live "tech support" person.

Asked for "john foulke".

Was told he didn't exist.

"OK", I said, "john told me to call this number and you would help, my question is "HOW DO I CHANGE MY INITIAL PASSWORD?"

 

damian (yeh right) responds with, "Initial password for what?"

 

val replies, "Initial password for logging on as 'administrator' for our corporate lan, of course"

 

damian says, "why on earth would you call here asking for that info?"

 

val say, "because your (or is it you're?) Mssr. John Foulke (mach3 msn tech) told me to"

 

val

micro$oft {dot.NOT.dot.NET} - MVP

"John Foulke" <imaginat...@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:a9e46aea.03051...@posting.google.com...

[John Foulke]

That's to bad sorry about your luck. But that was for a someone with a
pop3 acct that forgot their password and was receiving a looping
sicily sign in screen "This way to the best of the internet". So
sorry we couldn't help the not mvp with his corporate LAN

"Val - Microsoft [.NOT MVP]" <nobody ho...@this.dot.com> wrote in message news:<ODIBIMAG...@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl>...

> hummm...
> didn't work for me.
>
> IM (would that be the correct 'pidgeon english' counterpart for "your"?)
> a "paying msn customer",
> Called the number you suggested.
> After two hang ups and a 20 minute "please hold"...I finally got to a
> live "tech support" person.
> Asked for "john foulke".
> Was told he didn't exist.
> "OK", I said, "john told me to call this number and you would help, my
> question is "HOW DO I CHANGE MY INITIAL PASSWORD?"
>
> damian (yeh right) responds with, "Initial password for what?"
>
> val replies, "Initial password for logging on as 'administrator' for our
> corporate lan, of course"
>
> damian says, "why on earth would you call here asking for that info?"
>
> val say, "because your (or is it you're?) Mssr. John Foulke (mach3 msn
> tech) told me to"
>
> val
> micro$oft {dot.NOT.dot.NET} - MVP

> "John Foulke" <imagination bl...@hotmail.com> wrote in message

> news:a9e46aea.03051...@posting.google.com...
> if your a paying MSN customer call 1-877-635-7019

> --

[Jack D. Russell, Sr.]

sisily sign in screen??? Oh...I get it. The mob is running MSN these days, eh? U gimme your information, or I breaka U face.
--
Jack D. Russell, Sr.
* There are Microsoft MVPs posting
in this group that continually use vulgar
language. If there are children in your
household, PLEASE don't allow them in here.

"John Foulke" <imaginat...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:a9e46aea.03051...@posting.google.com

[Barry Ford]

That really depends on what the password is
for. "Initial" could mean lots of things, for instance,
it could mean your Windows password. Or it could mean
your MSN Internet Access password. Or it could be the
password for your collection of Barbie Doll photos.

Without more information from you, there can be no useful
information from us.

And turn off your CAPS LOCK key. Shouting is rude.

Posted by CDO, but I will look for follow-ups via NNTP.

>-----Original Message-----
>HOW DO I CHANGE MY INITIALPASSWORD?

>.
>

[John Foulke]

From these post you can assume that he has forgotten his password for
his pop3 email or am I mistaken. Considering they came from the same
poster

"Jim Farn" <jwfarn...@msn.com> wrote in message news:<027901c303a0$97fb10d0$a401...@phx.gbl>...
> when opening outlook express 6 it opens a window that
> says "this way to the best of the internet" Sign in and
> enter password. I forgot the password. how do I re-set it?
>
> thank you Jim

"JIM" <J6...@MSN.COM> wrote in message news:<030801c31723$d56d4c30$a001...@phx.gbl>...