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ibetson
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21 days ago

Managing multiple @blueyonder.co.uk accounts

I have an active Virgin Media account (I'm a broadband customer), and for years have had four @blueyonder.co.uk email addresses used by myself and three other family members associated with that account. All four accounts are regularly used. After the transition to VMO2, I've linked my new VMO2 ID to my Virgin Media account. I'm able to manage my (the primary) @blueyonder.co.uk email account app password through https://www.virginmediao2.co.uk/identity/id-settings/my-accounts using ID Settings->Virgin Media Account->Manage email app password. However, I can't see any way to manage the @blueyonder.co.uk email accounts used by my other family members (e.g. to change the app password). Some of those family members have their own VMO2 IDs (because they're O2 mobile customers), but unless I'm wrong it doesn't seem possible to link those IDs to the single common household Virgin Media account which I manage, and hence there seems no way for those members to manage their own @blueyonder.co.uk app password.

Help! Surely there must be a way to do this.

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  • Hello ibetson,

    Welcome to the Community, and thanks for taking the time to post here on the forums. I’m sorry to hear of the issues that you’re experiencing with managing your online account.

    You are correct you cannot manage all the associated Blueyonder email addresses under one account, each email address would need its own VM O2 ID.

    Kind Regards,

    Steven_L

    • ibetson's avatar
      ibetson
      Joining in

      Thanks, but as I said in my original question, my family members have created their own VMO2 ID, but there doesn't seem to be a way to link that to the @blueyonder.co.uk email addresses which they use. I don't think they can link their VMO2 ID to the household Virgin Media account, because I am the account holder and it seems only one VMO2 ID (mine, as account holder) can be linked to that account. Therefore although my family members can still access their @blueyonder.co.uk email (for now at least), they have no way to change their password or reset it should they forget it.

      Thanks.

      • Adduxi's avatar
        Adduxi
        Very Insightful Person

        Yes, every mailbox is now a separate entity.  You should be able to skip the bit about linking to a VM account for the other mailboxes.  The old notion of primary and secondary accounts no longer exists from around June this year.

  • Adduxi's avatar
    Adduxi
    Very Insightful Person

    Did she ever have to setup a third party email before, to get to her BY account?  If so, try that email address to setup the VMO2ID ?