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Mimo1302
Settling in
2 days ago

Blueyonder

My blueyonder email address cannot be accessed over the last 48 hours and when I put the requested password in it says it is incorrect (when I know it is correct). Despite almost an hour on the phone and live chat updates there is no clear way to resolve this without paying for gadget sure- which given that this is not an error our end unacceptable. Any ideas on ways round this as email address linked to pretty much all our apps from NHS to banking

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  • I'm unable to access my blueyonder email with the same problem - it doesn't recognize my password. This has to be an issue on their end. Passing the buck to you by requesting you pay for a gadget is unacceptable.

  • That’s was after they told me that the problem they created would take 10 days to fix but could be ‘expedited’ by paying this amount - awful customer service, wouldn’t mind but the number they gave me to call was out of service :( 

  • jpeg1's avatar
    jpeg1
    Alessandro Volta

    Your email accounts are connected to current VM broadband accounts? 

    VM won't help you if they are not. 

    • Mimo1302's avatar
      Mimo1302
      Settling in

      They are, annoying riight!? Saw some other messages highlighting this as a possible issue too but didn’t think it would apply to active accounts 

  • The annoying thing is that I can access my email through Outlook or Gmail on my phone. My password works fine on my phone (Gmail) and my laptop (Outlook), but it tells me the password is wrong on webmail.

    • Adduxi's avatar
      Adduxi
      Very Insightful Person

      That is correct.  Your “apps” have the four word password, but the logon password for MyVM/Webmail is different.

  • But the password that I used a few days ago doesn't work to log on to webmail anymore? I don't understand. I've also tried multiple other passwords that I've used in all this confusion with the whole different email address for the VM account mangement, etc. - none of them work either. 

    The whole "protecting your account" has become stupidly ridiculous that we can't even get into our own accounts.

  • Right - I just managed to log in to my Blueyonder email address with my gmail email address and password for my VM account. Why on earth has this been changed??