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User number 12111 was added to users’ contact lists by the ICQ administration itself as part of the upgrade to version ICQ6. It was assumed that the new contact would improve ICQ’s communication with its users. Instead, many users perceived it as an attempt to change their password and steal their ICQ account. But it should still be deleted.
Here is some more information... what of it is true? What should you believe? I don’t know... but I think it’s worth taking precautions.
P.S. When you change your password in QIP, you can’t use more than 8 characters... does that mean it’s useless to change it in QIP?