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Cox.net to Yahoo
For this conversion to Yahoo do we who have the cox. net email need to create an account with Yahoo prior or wait, or is this even needed?
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For this conversion to Yahoo do we who have the cox. net email need to create an account with Yahoo prior or wait, or is this even needed?
MichaelJ
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1 year ago
Hello sbruno4,
This is all the information we have about transitioning Cox Web Mail to Yahoo Email: https://www.cox.com/residential/support/coxnet-email-transitioning-to-yahoo.html
My email account recently transitioned and I did it have to create a Yahoo account,
Thank you,
Mike
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Ken2
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1 year ago
My concern is that I already have an existing Yahoo account. When the transition happens should I just log out of Yahoo and log back in with my Cox email address and password?
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cwb3106
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1 year ago
FWIW, I also use Outlook and went through the transition recently. I needed to do the following and suspect you will also:
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OzzieMike
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1 year ago
It's one thing for Cox to decide it no longer want to support email service for its customers, and to decide to force migrate all its email customers to Yahoo. OK...I get it...it's a cost-cutting measure (that probably gets an exec or two a nice bonus).
But to then only provide "bare bones" instructions for its customers to successfully implement this migration is beyond horrible. When most of us created our cox.net email accounts many years ago, there were very detailed instructions on how to accomplish this in Outlook, Windows Mail, Apple Mail...and any differences between Mac and PC platforms.
Now...it's pretty much the "bare bones" instructions (no step by step guides), followed by the notice that once Cox has migrated an email account to Yahoo, Cox no longer provides any support. If Cox truly cared, they'd see that not only do THEY not offer the step by step guides many of us need, but Yahoo DOESN'T EITHER.
As this process has been going on for several weeks, it's apparent that Cox has no intention of providing any more help for its customers than it already has. IMHO, years from now this will be a case study in college of what NOT to do if a company wants to be known for excellent customer support.
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programa
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1 year ago
HAS anyone been able to POP a new yahoo cox.net email?
There is no Free forwarding anymore $5 a month for YAHOO and POP is not working
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cwb3106
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1 year ago
As I posted earlier in this thread, I successfully transferred two accounts, both using POP. I did need an "App Password".
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BillinGilbert
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1 year ago
Has anyone had success in using Gmail as the email client? I've been trying but it's not working. When I tell the IMAP and POP setup procedures in Gmail that the email is xxxxx@cox.net. The Gmail client then try to go out to Cox and not to Yahoo. When I manually set the URL to Pop.mail.Yahoo.com, it just says that there is a problem connecting to Yahoo. Very frustrating. This should have been tested. The link to the POP/IMAP issue page assumes that your email is a Yahoo.com so it's useless.
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