For all those well-meaning people who are forwarding on emails which supposedly warn of impending doom regarding the free use of M S N, I recommend you don't waste your time!
This is a hoax, and is well-documented as such on the internet. The original version actually encouraged people to pay money in the form of a one-off payment of £10 in order to preserve the free use of M S N.
The mails I've received don't seem to suggest this, but it's still a hoax. Sendingn the mail on to 14 other people (why 14?) won't make the slightest bit of difference to your ability to use M S N - how on earth would Microsoft be able to track this anyway?
Happy swinging,
Suds
Post edited 21-04-2007 17:36
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MSN Payment scam
Apologies suds and venus we received the codswallop via someone else and not being the brightest buttons in the IT circle thought it was true and wanted to warn all our friends.
If anything likes this is sent to us in the future we won't bother to forward it on and will hope it's not for real.
Ceys xxxxxxx
Post edited 22-04-2007 20:02
