Why do Emails received from Hotmail sometimes have characters replaced by ?? as in £100 looks like ??00.?
552549
a lot of the times, the font you use on one computer doesnt exist on the other computer, so they have a brain fart and replace it with ??.  also, hotmail only supports a very small number of characters, and since it is web based you also have to look at the character encoding in your browser.
624397
sounds like a joke email?\ni dont know?
513923
well its because hotmail is very crowded.i thikh this is error 54.its common.wat you can do is contact hotmail staff and they will tell u the way.\n\nmake sure you write exact details to them if you want to get the solution\n\nthe same error occured to my computer and they gave the solution.i dont remember it but the best is you contact the\nhotmail staff.\n\nhope this solves your problem.
574222
Understanding Emails check out\nhttp://www.aysoft.com/tips/email.htm
40273
Why would you want to? Unless anyone who you send that email to has the exact same font installed, it won't work.
51319
Your getting either "bot" junk mail -OR- a font not supported by the mailing system (or even your computer).\nMost of the time is is because of encoding from mass junk emailing programs.
566243
Check your configuration settings of your email program. Make sure there are no misspellings or puncuation errors.
84200
it probably is spam - you should be able to check the email and look at its content so you can judge for yourself.
46425
The exact details depend on your email client. Your email client may or may not have a preference setting for configuring time format.
666147
simple: check the address it was sent to and see if it was correct. verify it and change it. e-mail addresses are easy to mispell. especially hotmail ones; j5rtchris@hotmail.com. see how complicated that was.
368050
This means that there was an error during the transmission of the picture. It could be your email client that, some kind of spam, or content filter, that filter out the picture. If that is the case, try changing your options or preferences.
160866
Check and see if maybe it's going into your junk e-mail folder.  Sometimes things go there if they have certain word combinations.
618719
Make sure your e-mail client software isn't using a default stationery.  You may have accidentally set up a blank default stationery that has a bunch of "Return" characters in it.  \n\nGood luck!
629098
ask the email provider...different providers has different servers
77538
1k is very small, almost to small for even a simple email.  \n\nAnyways, tough to answer because one key fact may have been omited.  Was there an attachment?  If there was you can compress files with a program like WinZip or WinRar.  If there was no attachment you can only remove writen contents to make it smaller.\n\nIf there was no attachment, and you didn't make a typo with the 1k thing, then maybe the person you are trying to send the mail to has a full email box, or the server the person's email box is on is not setup correctly.\n\nHope I could be helpful.
878199
The Hotmail service has announced that they have a higher volume of traffic than normal at the moment, and that normal service will be resumed shortly. It could be that they have been caught out by a spammer?  Got the following:       We are experiencing higher than normal volume and are therefore unable to service your request at this time. Try one of the following:\nIn your browser, click Refresh \nIn your browser, click Back, and try again \nWait a few minutes and try again \n We apologize for this inconvenience
873946
It is whatever time your computer is set to display. If your computer is set to UK time then that is what will appear on the email. This might be different in web based email but this is how it is for Outlook.