http://www.nytimes.com/cnet/CNET_0-1005-200-9431592.html
Hotmail subscribers have a new problem to contend with: an e-mail janitor.
In Microsoft's popular free e-mail service, messages are being swept out and bounced back to senders as the site urges members to upgrade to a premium version that costs $19.95 a year, according to subscribers.
One Hotmail user, Arianna, said she signed on to her e-mail account last week to find the system had emptied out her in-box--including important messages about her upcoming wedding--but left her junk-mail folder full.