Can I get into hotmail without my password?

[qwerty]

Someone has changed my msn/hotmail password using my secret question. They have also changed the answer to my secret question so I cannot change the password back.

There is an option to have your password sent to your hotmail account, but is there any way to read my hotmail emails without knowing my password? Is there any solution to my problem?

 

[Immsy]

What would be the point in having a password if you could read emails without it. You will have to contact hotmail about this problem to get access to your account again.

 

[Lysander]

Is there any solution to my problem?

Yes, contact Hotmail.

 

[PoleY_15]

lols you got owned.

 

[coolpunkskater]

Yes, contact Hotmail.

NO u cant unless your one of the stuiped people that pay to have a hotmail acount

mine was hacked i called them and they could not do a thing

 

[Lysander]

Interesting, I contacted them when I had a problem and they responded quickly.

The address I wrote to was [email protected]

 

[meghatronic]

If you're lucky, and use MSN messenger, and have told it to save your password, you can gain access that way.

 

[basmic]

I heard if you want the answer to Zefan's secret question, you only have to ask...

Watch it Missy.

 

[Kristoph]

If you're lucky, and use MSN messenger, and have told it to save your password, you can gain access that way.

Thats a lie. If his password has been changed - the saved one isn't going to do jack....

There is an option to have your password sent to your hotmail account, but is there any way to read my hotmail emails without knowing my password? Is there any solution to my problem?

The idea is to have a seperate account it could be sent to. Not the same account you've lost the password to. Are you Irish?

 

[meghatronic]

Thats a lie. If his password has been changed - the saved one isn't going to do jack....

Ah yes, didn't read. I assumed he'd forgotten it as he was trying to use forgotten link.

 

[z0mbi3]

No you can't unless you're one of the stupid people that pay to have a hotmail account.

I pay for my live account (same thing as hotmail) and do not consider myself stupid for doing so.

 

[jamief]

I pay for my live account (same thing as hotmail) and do not consider myself stupid for doing so.

You are, you just don't realise it

 

[z0mbi3]

You are, you just don't realise it

Please enlighten me, what is it about paying for a live account makes me stupid?

 

[tres]

i had the same a few months ago, but Gmail

absolute nightmare, i hated it as they then got access to all my other passwords (forums, ebay, amazon etc etc)

desperate emails to google, they contacted me about 4 days later.
I provided proof of ID, proof of emails in the inbox.. they investigated, and restored my access

 

[coolpunkskater]

I pay for my live account (same thing as hotmail) and do not consider myself stupid for doing so.

LoL but why pay for a email you can get for free? thats my point all isp's give away free addys i can have upto 10 and have them linked to msn and ive got webspace

all this without having to pay even more money to bill gates

 

[tres]

gmail

why use anything but?

 

[Biohazard]

I will never pay to use hotmail.

 

[z0mbi3]

LoL but why pay for a email you can get for free? thats my point all isp's give away free addys i can have upto 10 and have them linked to msn and ive got webspace

Well that's wrong straight away. Not all ISPs offer e-mail addresses. Be* wanted £2 a month for e-mail so it was cheaper to go with Live. Also ISPs don't last for ever so now the odds of me having to change e-mail address again are reduced.

The mailbox synchronization is excellent wherever I view it and wherever I make changes, the capacity is huge, it won't expire if I don't login for ages and the support is great.

All in all I get good value for money out of it.

 

[Sinque]

Well that's wrong straight away. Not all ISPs offer e-mail addresses. Be* wanted £2 a month for e-mail so it was cheaper to go with Live.

The mailbox synchronization is excellent wherever I view it and wherever I make changes, the capacity is huge, it won't expire if I don't login for ages and the support is great.

All in all I get good value for money out of it.

You could get a domain and hosting for that and have as many emails as you like

 

[qwerty]

The idea is to have a seperate account it could be sent to. Not the same account you've lost the password to. Are you Irish?

When I signed up I did provide an alternate email address but it's been so long that I no longer have that email address.

I have contacted hotmail and filled in a long questionnaire basically asking you loads of information like who's on your msn contact list, any emails you know you have in your inbox etc etc and I'm waiting to hear back from them.