After recently travel in the US and Canada I was logging onto the internet through some hotel and personal home routers, I am back at home now and I am being sent very large amounts of Junk email. I keep blocking and they keep coming. I also changed our password and that did not help. I have looked at the source of a few and found that they have a common email address ending in plantationwork.com then I searched and found it was a DomainTools site that I don't understand. Can someone help me to stop these daily junk mail deliveries?
There are 130 addresses in 1 group yet 180plus are being sent out. The group contact details don't seem to be updating. Hope you can help
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hi.

can someone help me with this. an ex of mine somehow hacked my hotmail. took all my contacts and then from her email address sent out a very nasty email about me. i would like to report this abuse to hotmail but i dont know how. thank you
I have been asked to send account details,inc password,to ***Email removed for privacy***.Is this a genuine Windows Live address?
I have arranged for my other POP3 e-mail accounts to be recived by Hotmail. I had the choice when setting this up to have the incoming mail to be sent to  seperate folders but foolishly thought that I could change to this option later. there is no option listed to amend this so is there a short cut
to let me change this now?
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When I try to login to my Hotmail.com account a message saying the account is blocked appears.

Clicking the "continue" button sends to a page with a link to the unblock procedure, but clicking this link just returns me to the "blocked" message ie: the link https://account.live.com doesn't seem to work.

Any ideas anybody?

He used to be one of my contacts, but ever since all my contacts received spam about enlargement etc I have deleted all contacts.  The only other thing I can add is that when I originate a new email to him, hotmail's auto-complete of text for names offers both names, so it's easy to remember and choose the right one. The problem is when I just hit 'reply' and forget to check which name.  His emails obviously come from the new correct address, so it's curious that hotmail picks up an older address he hasn't used for over 2 years.