With the recent removal of POP3 support from the Windows Mail app in Windows 8, the only options to check our verizon.net email is either via MyVerizon or forwarding them to another email service such as Gmail or Hotmail/Outlook.com, neither of which are acceptable. One of these scenarios needs to happen for Windows 8 users who wish to use Windows 8's Mail client with Verizon.net email

1.) A MyVerizon app for Windows 8 which includes (but is not limited to) the ability to check verizon.net email in-app (Seems to be the easiest and more cost-effective for Verizon, and allows them to serve their ads to give themselves a little revenue to offset the cost of development/maintenance)

2.) Exchange ActiveSync and/or IMAP support as soon as practial, either as a free service or an add-on for a small fee per month. (While Verizon has already ruled IMAP as not likely, I have not seen anything as yet regarding EAS)

Why not show the number of Email in your inbox.  Now you have to go to the Email box to see what Emails are there. If I only have one or two, will wait until later to check.

I would like to see the ability to select several emails and click a "filter messages like these" button/option and then have the system auto-detect what those messages have in common to start building an email filter.

Gmail has this available, and it is how I build 99% of my filters there.

For example:

- If I selected five message from sender@domain.com, it would auto-fill that email address and set the filter to "From matches: sender@domain.com."

- If I selected nine messages with the subject line This is a Really Cool Email, it would auto-fill the Subject and set the filter to "Subject matches: This is a Really Cool Email."

- If I selected three message with the same sender and the same subject, it would give me the choice to filter based on the subject or the sender. (Gmail allows to filter when both match, but Verizon currently doesn't.)

From there, it would redirect to the Filters page (with the beginning of the filter already pre-set) and allow you to choose what to do with those messages.

This is much easier than the current setup, where filters are on a completely different page from the email messages, and require bouncing back and forth between the two in order to make sure filters match exactly.

Stop contacting me with bill payment e-mails. I just received the second one of the day. My bill is due on August 27. Today is August 8. Stop sending me annoying, pestering bill payment notices.

I have my e-mail forwarded into Outlook Express.  However, when I go to the web for my e-mail account, which I do regularly to delete e-mail, I am given a choice to label a message (or several) as "spam."  I do so mark a number of e-mails as spam, i.e., anything from {edited for privacy}  Marking it as spam should automatically add the ema of the sender into the blocked senders list.  Otherwise, it's a multiple step process to add an ema manually.

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I used to love using my Verizon email. Then Verizon partnered with Yahoo and it's been downhill ever since. First it was being forced out  after a minimal time period and resigning in. The continual lock ups. Now the intrusive ads which force the inbox items further down the page. I've almost given up on Verizon mail.

Dump Yahoo and give your customers a decent email service.

Thank you.

"Remember me" does not work; timeout is not user-variable; the system is silly. 

To add insult to injury, the timeout message has typographical errors.

How about:   

       Your session has been de-activated.  Click Ok to re-activate.

You need to add to the DNS Servers, DNSSEC.

Thanks

When I log into MyVerizon, it appears I get a secure connection (https).   However, when I click on Email, it appears to go back to a non-secure connection (http).    Can we get a secure connection even for email?

Also, could we get a direct and secure link to our email?    I currently use:  http://webmail.verizon.net/signin/ to go right into my email and would like to see a secure (https) equivalent.

Thank you

Make a way to change your primary email address. Comcast does it I don't see why Verizon cannot.

Unless I missed something and I have searched for a way to resolve it, it is really a PAIN when logged on and typing replies, all of sudden the session times out and you lose all data.

Why can't an option be provided that when the session is getting ready to time out, you are prompted a warning and asked if you wish to either stay logged in or save your data?

I have sometimes had to put together a reply using Word and then log on and paste it in.

If there is some opion in email to fix this, please advise.

Provide ability to change portal partner without disabling account