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Re: Email migration if Yahoo account already exists?
If you have a pre-existing yahoo email (not Cox.net, but rather a Yahoo.com account) then it would be logging in with just a username that does not contain Cox.net at the end of it. It would still be completely separate and not contain any emails that are associated with your cox.net email account. If you can currently go to cox.com and can still log into and view your Cox emails there, that means your email address has not transitioned over to yahoo yet.128Views0likes1CommentRe: Email migration if Yahoo account already exists?
These will still be treated as separate accounts as your Cox one will still have Cox.net at the end and yahoo.com for the other, but you would just login using the whole username@cox.net to access your Cox account at yahoo.com once your Cox account has transitioned over to Yahoo. If you have not received a final email to your Cox account that it has been transitioned, then you will not be able to login at yahoo.com yet.63Views0likes3CommentsRe: COX is the worst
You may want to try a different browser if the links are not going anywhere. I just tested all of the support/chat links at https://www.cox.com/residential/contactus.html and they work. You can also send us an email at cox.help@cox.com for support if needed.30Views0likes0CommentsRe: Your Cox.net email will soon move to Yahoo Mail
You will receive one last official email once the transition has been completed and will need to follow the instructions provided to continue to have access to the email account. It is a very simple process of agreeing to Yahoo's terms and conditions and then logging in. If using a third-party client like Outlook, you will need to update the server settings after the transition, but not beforehand. These settings can be found here https://www.cox.com/residential/support/access-and-log-in-to-yahoo-mail-after-transition.html2.8KViews1like0CommentsRe: Cox Mobile Plan without Cox Internet
Yes, however, afterward you cannot: - Add a line to the account. - Sign up for a new device payment plan with Citizen's Bank. - Add Cox Mobile Protection Plan to a new device You can still: - Keep your mobile number - Maintain current device payment plan with Citizen's Bank. - Purchase a replacement device, as long as the new device is paid in full without a new payment plan. - Change data plan (Unlimited, Pay As You GIG). - Add, change, or remove their plan (World Plan, Canada & Mexico Plan, Travel Day Pass). - Buy accessories. - Remove the Device Protection Plan.10Views2likes5CommentsRe: Paramount + plus Showtime
They have recently changed their name from just Showtime to Paramount+ with Showtime, but this does not actually mean that you get Paramount+ with it. Only 3 providers currently have deals in place to have the streaming of Paramount+ as well. https://help.paramountplus.com/s/article/PD-I-have-a-subscription-to-the-Paramount-with-SHOWTIME-network-through-my-TV-provider-Do-I-also-get-a-subscription-to-the-Paramount-with-SHOWTIME-plan-on-Paramount125Views1like0CommentsRe: POP3 or IMAP for Yahoo email transition
Any/all emails stored on our server at the time of the transition will be automatically transferred over to Yahoo at that time. If you use POP3 and do not use the "leave a copy of messages on the server" setting on your mail client, then those emails would just be stored on the device that it was downloaded to originally. Once the transition is completed to Yahoo you can update your POP3 settings listed here https://help.yahoo.com/kb/pop-access-settings-instructions-yahoo-mail-sln4724.html or if you use IMAP here https://help.yahoo.com/kb/devices-sln3697.html Do not make any server settings changes in your email program prior to the transition as it will not work with the yahoo settings until then. You will receive a final email to let you know that the transition has been completed and then you will just need to follow the instructions in the email to finish the Yahoo transition.3.9KViews0likes12CommentsRe: Attempts to phish Cox email
Are you attempting to send this mail when using a non-Cox IP address/connection? I have seen this type of error usually occur when attempting to send email from an IP address that does not support SPF as that error code indicates. You may want to trying sending when connected to a different connection or home internet connection when possible. Make sure there are no VPN's or anything of that nature turned on either as that can cause this as well.47Views0likes1Comment