Shoutbox

I used to get this warning when I get an IM from someone not on my contact list. It said something like, you're getting an incoming IM from someone that's not on your contact list, do you want to accept.

There was a box at the bottom that said, check if you don't want this message to appear again. I checked the box, but now I want to get those warnings back, anyone know how?

Is "Only people on my Allow List can see my status and send me messages" ticked? (Options > Privacy)

That's the only thing I can think of related to this, though I don't think I've ever had this message(probably because I block people when I delete them)

I could write a quick script later tonight that displays a message if they are not in your're contact list... Should be a 5 minute job

If you don't want people who haven't added to to be able to talk to you, follow vaccination's advice.

I know what you guys are referring to but that's not it. I'm referring to the popup warning you get if someone not on your contact list sends you a IM message. The warning message asks if you want to accept the message from someone not on your contact list.

The reason I don't want to block everyone who's not on my contact list from IM'ing me is if I give my MSN ID to someone, I want them to be able to message me if I don't have their ID on my contact list.

Try using this script... It should do what you want quite nicely

I'm not sure how you guys deal with this problem but any suggestions?

How do you get IM messages from contacts not on your contact list, but avoid getting annoying SPAM type of IM's?

It seems like MSN's option is block everyone that's not on your list. There doesn't seem to be a way to just block spammer types, is there a way to block certain domains?

borath did you try SpunkyLoveMuff's script?

No, what exactly does the script do?

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Originally posted by borath
No, what exactly does the script do?

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If someone is not in your list, it give you the option to talk to them or block them and close the window again.

Cool, how do I install it? Where does the program install itself? How do I install it if I decide to later?