Email Problem
Hi
I have an ntlworld email account from over a decade ago that still works fine. I also added a secondary account for my partner for my partner, which also works fine for her on her PC via Thunderbird, which gets emails from her NTLworld addy and an Outlook addy. All's fine with the exception that if I, or she, attempt to log into her email account on-line via Firefox it gets to the point of asking for her email addy (which we give as the NTLWorld one - we've also tried her Outlook one) and then it asks for her password and then it just stops at that point. It doesn't say the password or email addy are incorrect it just stops and doesn't do anything.
If I log into my email it then does go onto allowing access to the stored emails and to change the settings. But her one just stops at the password request with no explanation as to what it's doing. This is very frustrating as we'd like to change the password that was foist upon us when all the extra security malarkey was added last year, but we can't gain any sort of access to her email settings now.
Mark
Never mind, managed to get into her MVM account by resetting her password and re-logging in, all without upsetting her NTLWorld email account and password. We never did have a MVM account in her name so how we could reset something that didn't exist I don't know. Oh, and I did have to switch off all security to do it though, such as Ghostery, Ad-Block and MalwareBytes before it would let me reset to password. What a mockery of so-called 'increased security'. Being a cynic at heart I can't help but believe that all this an attempt by Virgin to totally abandon having to support any sort of emailing (to go with their very expensive broadband) and force users to go elsewhere for their emailing needs. Why they don't just he honest and say they don't want to support email any more and just be done with it I can't imagine. I guess they would if they could but regulators won't let them, so they go the 'we'll make the process as obnoxious as possible and they'll leave of their own accord' route.