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Just delete your account and make a new one and DON'T tell the person that's going after you, or else!
You should add girls that you know and like to your msn contact list. You should not add random girls you do not know to your contact list.
If you delete someone on msn, he or she is off of your contact list but you are still on theirs, if you would like for that person to always think that you are offline then block them , but you ARE still on that other persons msn right now.
"Your contact list is unavailable right now, please try again later."
because they wont have added you!
If you are using MSN and you want to prevent one of your contacts from speaking to you, then you will need to block them. Simply logon to MSN messenger and find the person you wish to block in your contact list. Right click on their email address or name and a menu will appear. One of the options is 'block contact'. Select this and then click on 'OK'.
he can't see u but u can talk to him he will know ur not on hes contact list because it sais so but u can definitelli talk to him!
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You can find it on your hard drive by going to:My Documents > My Received Files > {username} > HistoryIn that folder you should see files for each MSN contact that you have had conversations with.Otherwise, you can right click a user on your contact list and go to :View > Message HistoryAnd you will be brought to the MSN conversation viewer.
yes they do because if they were far away from there family they can contact the by msn
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