http://cyberidentitytheft.info/email-identity-theft/email-identity-theft-how-to-prove-who-did-it Cyber Identity Theft Tue, 22 May 2012 19:48:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://cyberidentitytheft.info/email-identity-theft/email-identity-theft-how-to-prove-who-did-it/comment-page-1#comment-390 pq4u72 Fri, 24 Jul 2009 21:27:59 +0000 http://cyberidentitytheft.info/email-identity-theft/email-identity-theft-how-to-prove-who-did-it#comment-390 The same thing happened to my 10 year old daughter. They happened to get her password when she logged into msn messenger at a friends house. (It was actually a friend who she had a spat with who did it to her). I don't think you can track the person as such but I can advise you to changes your password every so often, messenger has a reminder so you change it every 72 days. Also never give your real id online, I have bogus names for all email accounts except with my internet provider. If you use a friends computer make sure it is set not to remember your password. A computer specialist or someone who works with computers can give you directions as to retrieving old emails from your hard drive. Nothing is ever permantly deleted.<br><b>References : </b><br> The same thing happened to my 10 year old daughter. They happened to get her password when she logged into msn messenger at a friends house. (It was actually a friend who she had a spat with who did it to her). I don’t think you can track the person as such but I can advise you to changes your password every so often, messenger has a reminder so you change it every 72 days. Also never give your real id online, I have bogus names for all email accounts except with my internet provider. If you use a friends computer make sure it is set not to remember your password. A computer specialist or someone who works with computers can give you directions as to retrieving old emails from your hard drive. Nothing is ever permantly deleted.
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