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  •   #31  
    Sarah Ann's AvatarSarah Ann , 03-16-2002 02:54 AM
    BPB - have you deleted all your MSN contacts? I can see you are on line but it keeps sending messages back to me as undeliverable.

    Not sure about 'Badman' - is there a way of banning someone from contacting you? ?????? Options, then Privacy???? Would that work??
  •   #32  
    flumper's Avatarflumper , 03-16-2002 05:49 AM
    sarah msn is still having some problems, and you can delete contacts from msn but you must block them first .........you find there name on your contact list then right click on it and click on block it stops this person seeing when you are online and contacting you but you can still see when they come online if you BLOCK then delete they cant see you and you cant see them easy as pie , ive lost count of the amount of people ive had to block
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    veggie's Avatarveggie , 03-16-2002 09:02 AM
    I'm in the chat room no one there as usual all by myself...
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    BigPhatBooty's AvatarBigPhatBooty , 03-17-2002 03:06 AM
    Badman must really want to talk to me! I had another invite this morning so he has now been blocked. Could've been a toyboy
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    Sarah Ann's AvatarSarah Ann , 03-17-2002 03:16 AM
    Did you get a message with the invite?? I think I would have been a little bit tempted to have found out a bit more before I banned him - like where he got your User ID from!
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    BigPhatBooty's AvatarBigPhatBooty , 03-17-2002 05:16 AM
    No message, but have to admit I was tempted to find out a bit more
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    leigh-r's Avatarleigh-r , 10-23-2002 03:22 PM
    not sure if ur all still using msn messenger. just came across this thread whilst have a good look round. my msn is [email protected] if anyone wants to add me.
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    Smiling Sal's AvatarSmiling Sal , 10-23-2002 05:01 PM
    I still use it at work, is now installed on the computers in the office. Apparently it is an alternative to email, a realtime conversation. Getting up and walking to the other persons desk or phone them is a much less distractive real time alternative.

    I have been using it work to chat to a friend who moved to london and my colleague in Aberdeen - not much work talk.

    So if you see [email protected] on line during the day. Say hello - if i don't chat back it's because I'm away from my desk, but I have been trying to mark myself as away when I can't chat. But between that, putting on my voicemail, locking my PC and checking the hot phone is not left lying on the desk, it's a lot of things to remember

    Must get it back on my house PC
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    TracyLangford's AvatarTracyLangford , 10-27-2002 10:36 AM
    Leigh - i have just added you to my messenger list. My id for you, and anybody else who may fancy a chat, is [email protected]. I am online most of the time - i work from home so keep my computer logged on most of the time as i get bored and love to have little chats if anyone is online!!
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    leigh-r's Avatarleigh-r , 10-27-2002 02:03 PM
    Thanx Tracy. Wondered who it was adding me on messenger. I am generally on most of the day but trying to kick the habit of sitting in front of the pc as I tend to snack when doing so.
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