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I was just notified of the new email policy. The way I read the notification, it appears that I have to log in to Verizon email regularly to keep my account active. I use my email daily but only that my safari mail. Am I going to be in danger of having my account deleted?
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Today I received an alert message that Verizon would delete our Verizon.net account if the email account was inactive for 180 days and could not be reactivated!
Why we need to use Verizon's Internet services?
We better switch to other internet service provider!
This is absurb!
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I received the same threatening message. I need to know if I am still considered as using my Verizon.net email account when I am accessing it through Mac Mail. I have hundreds of contacts, personal, commercial, and professional that rely on my Verizon.net email. Will my use of Mac Mail be considered "Accessing my Verizon.net account" or do I have to log onto this ill designed, slow and spam filled site just to check my email, when I would rather simply check my email directly from my Mac, in order to keep the Verizon.net email account for which I am paying Verizon?
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This is something only Verizon can answer. Please visit our Support page for a variety of ways to contact Verizon, including “Ask Verizon,” our virtual chat agent, and customer support phone numbers.
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I got the confusing email from Verizon below. I don't understand whether it applies to accessing verizon.net with Outlook, or a smartphone. I don't normally login to webmail.verizon.com. There is no reason for me to do so. However, I do use Outlook, and my smartphone to access my verizon.net email. Is Verizon going to delete my verizon.net email account because I don't use webmail.verizon.com? Way to go Verizon with confusing the hell out of your customers by sending a cryptic email!
Here's the text of the email:
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It's better to use gmail or outlook.com than Verizon.net
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I have the same question. I don't login to webmail.verizon.net. I use Outlook or my smartphone. Will my account be deleted too? Verizon is confusing me.
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I sometimes login to my Verizon email though Yahoo email. Am I considered to login to my Verizon.net account through Yahoo or do I have to specifically login to webmail.verizon.net?
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There is a link to their new policy in the email. If you go read what is there you will see very clearly that accessing a verizon.net email address using a client like Outlook will satisfy the access requirment.
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Justin
FiOS TV: Extreme HD, Internet: 50/50, Digital Voice
VMS Enhanced Service: 1 server, 2 clients
Keller, TX 76248 (VHO 1)
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Yes, it was very confusing. Thank you for posting your message. I read somones reply, but I don't use Outlook, I use Window LIve Mail. Does that count? In addition, my husband has an account which he has never logged in with. However, this account is needed. So what if it is never logged into, we are still paying the bill for Verizon Internet. If we stop paying, then delete it. Good Grief.