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  Cheri Killian November 4, 2010 at 08:54:38
  Hotmail state that when they try to bill my account they can not but when I try to go in and fix my credit card information, I can not . This statement comes up " you do not have permission to view this page". I would like to fix it but I can not. Help!
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  grasshopper November 4, 2010 at 09:28:24
  Hotmail is free. What are they billing you for? It sounds like someone is trying to hack your credit card info.
  StuartS November 4, 2010 at 10:30:41
  Yes, sounds like a phising attack.
  Never put your credit card details into a web site unless you are absolutely 100% sure beyond any shadow of doubt that the site is genuine. This especially applies to someone that asks you for it when you are not actually in the process of buying something.
  DAVEINCAPS November 4, 2010 at 22:16:43
  Wow. There's a real world out there waiting to chew you up and spit you out if you don't get some internet (used to be 'street') smarts.
  I get alleged emails from AOL about once a week telling me they're going to close my account if I don't click on the link they provide to update my 'information'. I do a mouse-over on the link and it's not an AOL page. Besides, it's not even coming on my primary AOL account. But if I go to the page it sure looks legit.
  Same thing with Bank of America and Capital One. I don't even have accounts with them!
  So be wary of EVERY email that says there's a problem with some account. Never believe you've won a bunch of money and in order to receive it they need your personal information or you need to give them a deposit. Never believe the one about the foreign official who for some reason needs your help to get his money out of the bank. (But if you help him out he'll share it with you.)
  Most scams aren't unique and if you google some of the information they give you'll get hits about others who have had the same experience.