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How to see who deleted you on Windows Live Messenger/MSN

Monday, August 10, 2009 8:13:56 PM

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I just discovered a way to know who deleted you on Messenger, without any plus programs or websites that ask for password. But just who delete, it doesn't work to see if the person blocked you. In my opinion is much more useful to know who delete you them who blocked you, cause block, sometimes happen when a person is busy, it's something very personal, and after all you're still at the contact list... But delete, well, that's permanent!

I tested with a friend of mine, asking her to delete me, and it worked!

Here I'll show on WLM version 2009, but I'm pretty sure that will work in any other version.

So, let me share it with everyone:

1. First, go to Menu

2. Tools -> Options

3. And click on Privacy at the left tab menu

There you'll see two different lists, one with people that you have on your contact list, and another with people that you've blocked.

4. In the first list, when you right click you can see the options "Add to contacts", "Move to block list" and "Delete". Take a little look around

5. When you see that the last option "Delete" is able, it means that the person doesn't have you in his/her contact list, so it means that the person deleted you

It's pretty easy, and doubts, just leave a comment

(if you plan to test this with a friend, log out and then log in before checking the Privacy list)

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Comments

OlgaOlgita # Saturday, August 15, 2009 4:10:06 PM

Wow!!! Good lesson!

JuxJuques # Monday, August 17, 2009 12:35:50 AM

Thanks!

I hope it helps

PauloLamboaddict # Monday, August 17, 2009 9:33:04 AM

Dá muito jeito esse truque! Porque aqeles sites que pedem passwords muitas vezes usam os nossos emails pra enviar spam e não mostram realmente quem nos bloqueou...
Muito obrigado!

JuxJuques # Monday, August 17, 2009 12:53:21 PM

É, eu também não curto esses sites! Além deles anunciarem pra todo mundo que você tá vendo isso, trocando o seu nick no MSN!

PauloLamboaddict # Monday, August 17, 2009 1:16:04 PM

exacto! toda a gente devia saber dese metodo... ja dise a algumas das pessoas mais proximas de mim, para q nao se metam neses sites...

JuxJuques # Tuesday, August 18, 2009 1:39:38 PM

Unregistered user # Thursday, February 4, 2010 9:07:31 PM

Artur - BH - Brazil writes: So great it, thanks a lot!

JuxJuques # Friday, February 5, 2010 12:54:02 PM

You are welcome!

Unregistered user # Tuesday, May 4, 2010 1:26:49 AM

Anonymous writes: I have friends with who I am chatting every day and I can delete them, so I wouldn't rely very much on this.

JuxJuques # Tuesday, May 4, 2010 1:45:25 PM

That doesn't mean they didn't delete you

Unregistered user # Monday, May 31, 2010 12:43:01 PM

Anonymous writes: it sucks dude!!!i ll tell u why! when i changed my msn,i added my friends and they excepted me.so when i went there it was the delete button.and the truth is that i really was on their list!!! with a few words cause my english sucks..hihihi.. it doesn t work u can t see from there who deleted you.. Just ask him...hihiih;)

Unregistered user # Monday, May 31, 2010 12:47:20 PM

Anonymous writes: and another thing...!! Some people have me on a list like family,friends etc.. So,when i press the right button it says that i am not on their list!so i thought that they deleted me... but i asked from my sister to see her wlm and i was there on family list... it doesn t work dudes!!;)

Unregistered user # Thursday, August 5, 2010 12:41:40 AM

Anonymous writes: sometimes the delete is enabled but that person is online and can start a conversation with you, so in this case that ish is wrong, but when a contact is NEVER online and the delete option is doable so you know what's up. what i've noticed is that this may goes wrong when you're using a different version of live messenger ( an old one, while your contact has the updated one ).