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I agree with the poor experience in the email transition. I was also unsuccessful in setting up Outlook to reflect the change. The online instructions do not work, you can only get a ChatBot vs. a real person if you try the online help Yahoo provides, and they indicate phone assistance is only available for a fee. I also can not send email from my iPhone. I followed their instructions for adding the account and can receive emails but get an error message trying to reply to them or create and send something new. I have burned through a lot of time trying to get things to work, and it seems like they did not do a good job in pre-testing the move or devoting any resources to assist with the cutover. Feel like I've been left out in the cold.
- diarmid9 months agoNew Contributor
Absolutely, no direct info or assistance, except when they bill! No solutions. I have spent endless time to no avail...after 30 years, this was the final straw. Cox makes huge profits, but implementation of a huge program is cheap with no accountability.
- davehnova9 months agoNew Contributor
I totally agree. Cox is gaslighting their subscribers. I have been with them for three decades. I am going to change my plan with them to a lower-cost one next week. Corporate greed at its best.
- JulianN9 months agoModerator
Hello, I am very sorry you have not had the best experience with Cox. I understand how important communication and reliable service is. We value your business, and I would be happy to help. Please email us your “full” name, “complete” address, and a copy of your post to Cox.Help@cox.com for further assistance. Thank you!
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