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Adding Yahoo transitioned email to Gmail
Too bad Cox didn't think about us users that use Gmail as their email client. We are royally screwed. Cox supports only answer is call Yahoo Premium support. Who is paying for that Cox?
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ColleenD
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Hi Kingpcgeek
Thanks for your feedback. You should be able to add your cox dot net email to Gmail by adding an account, selecting the Yahoo option, and following the prompts. Just make sure any part of the setup that requires your email address or username has your entire Cox email address entered. You'll need to agree to let Gmail access your info and then you should be good to go. On mobile it took me less than a minute to add an account and sign into Yahoo and it's working flawlessly.
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ColleenD
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Hi, Kingpcgeek
I posted lower in this thread about how to accomplish this, but I'll leave it here for you also.
I'm happy to report that I have been able to verify that your transitioned account can be added to Gmail by generating an app password in Yahoo mail, then using the POP option in Gmail webmail to add the account.
User name: Your http://cox.net email address
Password: Generate and use an app password (see the "Generate an app password" section of the article linked below to learn how to get an app password)
Please remember to check the option to leave a copy of your messages on the server, especially if you check your mail in other ways, or plan to in the future. By default POP downloads and removes your messages from the server.
Refer to https://help.yahoo.com/kb/mail/SLN36637.html#cont4 for server settings.
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Jshauser
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Has anyone been able to make this work with a web browser and GMail?
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