"Rachel no name" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> my friend has a web community on
> MSN apparently her email was got into
    How did you determine this?  What other evidence is there that someone 
"got into" her email?  What is a "web community"?

> and all the members in her
> community including herself banned
    What do you mean by this?  Banned by whom?  Banned from what?  Was it 
permanent?

> she had someone who is good
> with computers look into it my name and my email address came up in the
> evidence 
    This is much too vague.  Exactly what did this "expert" do in order to 
look into it?  What evidence did s/he find?

> so therefore i am being accused of hacking into her email and
> doing this.......we are both on hotmail this is where it happened in
> her hotmail account ........what i wanted to know is that possible for
> someone to hack into my hotmail account or my computer and then get
> into my friends account but make me look responsible by using my
> details......
    Hotmail has had various security breaches over the years, so yes, it is 
possible.  I don't recommend hotmail to people -- there are other free e-
mail services that are better quality.

> i asked about the web page i have because the name i used
> on there came up and the email account i set up for the web page came
> up but the main hotmail account i use never....
    Where is this web page you have?  How did you set it up?
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