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Article ID: 930170 - Last Review: October 27, 2007 - Revision: 1.13
What to expect when you report a suspected phishing Web site
This article describes what to do if you have reported a Web site that you believe has been falsely designated as a "reported phishing site" or as "suspicious" by the Windows Internet Explorer 7 Phishing Filter, but nothing happened.
return to contentsWeb sites that are flagged for phishing are evaluated by a human grader.
If our graders cannot confirm that the Web site is a phishing Web site, the Web site cannot be added to our block list. Only confirmed phishing Web sites are blocked.
For more information about the Internet Explorer 7 anti-phishing filter, visit the following Web sites:
If you suspect that you have been the victim of fraud, visit the following Web site:
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- Windows Internet Explorer 7
- MSN 9.2 Premium Internet Software
- Windows Live Toolbar
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