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I think, it depends on how you pronounce the word which is not Turkish. As you wrote; "MSN" is not Turkish, but how will you pronounce it? It is a special name like "Jacob", not like "pencil". So, if Jacob is German, you should pronounce it "yakob"; if Amerikan, "jay-coup" or depends on how Jacob prefers. But you never pronounce "pencil" as what you prefer, like "pen-jill" in Turkish
MSN pronounced "em es en" on all over the world, so we assume that we pronounce it same in Turkey too: "emesen". If we agree with the pronounciation, then we can go on with suffixes.
As pronounciation in Turkish:
emesen+(i)m=emesenim
as you see we added "-im", so we should write:
MSN'im
By the way, some people in Turkey pronounce it "mesene" (I don't judge them, maybe wrong but let me show you how they add this suffix)
As pronounciation in Turkish:
mesene+(i)m=mesenem
as you see, we added just "-m", so we write:
MSN'm
If you pronounce MSN another type, you may add this suffix in another case, like "-ım","-um","-üm"(but i dont think this)
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