Perhaps he tried to brute force your password and MSN's server froze your account temporarily to prevent it. Sounds like a reasonable hypothesis to me: if MSN didn't do this, it would be possible to simply hammer away a brute force attack until it succeeded (assuming that he couldn't be ignored because he was using an unlimited supply of proxy IPs.)
Maybe you should be lauding Microsoft instead of lambasting them?
EDIT: ^5 GoSsE
Maybe you should be lauding Microsoft instead of lambasting them?
EDIT: ^5 GoSsE