ya true m yur very welcome sir
but jus remeber tht some pple can still review yur profile n c wat is up wit u 
in stuff....
n wat problems u havin wit them??
if yu dnt wanna tlk bouts it tht kool to
well have to get off... bye

--- On Wed, 3/10/10, Steve S <[email protected]> wrote:


From: Steve S <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: [Y!M] Question
To: [email protected]
Cc: "Lenny Vasbinder" <[email protected]>
Date: Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 5:40 AM


 








Thanks for that. It's something I never thought about. Wish I had belonged to 
this group years ago b/c there's probably a lot of people out there now that 
I've deleted who still see me online and have passed me on to others to create 
a spam menagerie. I guess the safest way to be online is to always sign in as 
invisible and stay there. I have x girlfriends who I've deleted who I haven't 
realized may be causing me problems.

--- On Tue, 3/9/10, LNVTM1 - Lenny Vasbinder <lnv...@gmail. com> wrote:


From: LNVTM1 - Lenny Vasbinder <lnv...@gmail. com>
Subject: RE: [Y!M] Question
To: Yahoo_Messenger@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Tuesday, March 9, 2010, 9:15 AM


 

No it does not delete you from their list... but there are steps you can
take to minimize IM's from them.

Here is how I do it to minimize IM's.

Prior to deleting them (but this can also be done after you've deleted them
with different instructions below), right click on their name and choose
Stealth Settings and change them so that you are Invisible to them
permanently. .. although sometimes this setting will change back to Visible
for some reason. It's a YM glitch on Yahoo servers, not on your computer so
there's not much you can do about it except re-mark yourself as Invisible
again. Once you are changed to Invisible, then you can delete them and also
delete them from your YM address book as well, if you like.

The next time they IM you, they will show up as someone NOT on your friends
list and then you can click the link to mark them as spam and then you
should no longer get IM's from them any longer. Each time you do get an IM
from them, you can look at the Actions Menu, Stealth Settings to make sure
you are still showing up as Invisible to them but if it has changed, then
change it back to Invisible again and then mark them as spam again.

However, if you go to chat rooms on a regular basis and mark lots of bots as
spam, your Ignore List will fill up and then you have to empty it on a
regular basis so that you Ignore new spam-bots or others again. To do this,
click on the Main Messenger Menu, choose Preferences, then Ignore List.
Highlight all of the names you wish to remove from the Ignore List (I just
highlight them all) and Remove them, then choose Apply and close the Ignore
List and Preference windows until next time it's needed.

After a while, the person will quit IM'ing you as long as you DO NOT reply
to them.

Now.. your next thing that you might want to do is change a setting that
lets Yahoo show you up as online in all of your group's or other Yahoo
"services".

To do this, go back to the Main Messenger Menu, choose Preferences again and
then the Privacy section and UN-CHECK the "Allow Yahoo web sites to show
when I am online" and this *should* change you to offline in all of your
groups so that someone in one of your groups that you might not want IM's
from, will not be able to see you as online in the group messages or members
list section.

Now, all this said, if they are persistent, they can still send you IM's
even if you are not showing up as online anywhere and then it's just a
matter of marking yourself as Invisible again, reporting them as spam again,
blocking them again and hopefully they'll give up after a while.

Lenny Vasbinder
http://lennyvasbind er.blogspot. com (Rants, Raves & Information)

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