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ntruby
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2 years ago
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Suddenly can't log in to mail. DEF01.

I just sent 4 pics, all less than 1MB in size, to my energy supplier.

Now I can't log into mail, and the messages say my account might be locked, and that I should try to change my password as it may be compromised:

Your Virgin Media Mail account is currently unavailable

This is either because your Virgin Media Mail account is locked, or because you donโ€™t have an active account with us anymore ......

However, when I try to do that, I get:

Oops, we've ran into a problem.
Wait a minute and try again. If this doesn't work, please come back later. (Code: DEF01)

Any ideas?  Who knew that sending a mail to an energy supplier could be so damaging?! ๐Ÿ˜‰

Thanks

N

 

  • Hi ntruby,

    Thanks for posting and welcome to our community ๐Ÿ™‚

    Sorry to hear you're having some issues with your emails, so we can take a closer look, I've popped you over a private message.

    Alex_Rm

  • I don't think it's just you, I've had the same message.  I reckon their email servers have gone down.

    • ntruby's avatar
      ntruby
      Dialled in

      Ah, possibly.  Just seemed a coincidence as this is a secondary email account which I don't use that much, and I sent several attachments via Thunderbird, so just assumed that it had caused issues.  My mail @ntlworld mailbox seems fine, as does another secondary @virginmedia.com one, so I'm not convinced!

      • Alex_RM's avatar
        Alex_RM
        Forum Team

        Hi ntruby,

        Thanks for posting and welcome to our community ๐Ÿ™‚

        Sorry to hear you're having some issues with your emails, so we can take a closer look, I've popped you over a private message.

        Alex_Rm

  • My mailbox is still unavailable, and it's playing havoc with third-party authentication on my online banking ๐Ÿ˜ž

    A lovely forum moderator was helping me out yesterday but he doesn't seem to be around today.

    Has anyone any suggestions please?

    Thanks

    N