ColleenD said:I've read/heard your "run-a-rounds" on this matter. You at Cox have no clue how to solve a matter, other, than send me the monthly check to continue the internet subscription. Well!, there is a sure way to solve it my way. Get Dish-Direct Dish, or Hughes and fly away from Cox Communications. It's always been when customers have complaints about their service or matters that are not solved/cleared up, make some dam changes to your "thinking" and make it right. Bye, Bye.
Skeeter,
Primary Cox ID's typically can't be deleted except in rare cases, especially when additional ID's are involved. Deleting a primary ID affects all benefits of having the ID as well as affecting your additional ID's.
Managing spam can be frustrating. Senders of spam are constantly changing the message content and from address. You can mark messages as spam in webmail or forward to spamreport@cox.net for the messages to be reviewed. If the offending emails are from a particular domain you can set a rule to automatically delete them, but all emails from the domain would be deleted.
