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Respects all;
I have an e-mail sub-account that when I try to send to it returns a message it is "temporarily disabled"
I deleted the sub-account that had been phished, then found out I needed to get it back. When I attempted to activate the same name, I got a message the name was not available... between the two messages, this indicates to me that the name is still in the Verizon system. How can I reenable this account and access to the old e-mails?
Thanks, Grumppa
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Once an account is deleted, there is no way to gain access to it again. I am sorry for the loss of access as well as the deletion of all the messages in the account. The disclaimer prior to deletion of a sub account states...
Delete a Sub-Account
You are about to delete the following sub-account: <sub username>
If you delete this account you won't be able to create another account with the same name. All files stored in personal Web Space, Verizon Online Backup & Sharing and the associated email account will be deleted.
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OK, Thanks...for what it is worth Sir, I got the first part of that warning but the second part about deleting all e-mails never showed up. If it had, I would not have deleted the account without pulling the important content.
As a less drastic option it would be nice to be able to just deactivate an account that had been hacked by a spammer for awhile. Think I will offer that as a suggestion.
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This should be the message that pops up every time. Is it not?