BT email rubbish AGAIN!

[RosieTosie]

Just got the email from BT, wrong login info. Tried several times with this and as usual whenever this happens it kept throwing me out again, same email, wrong login info. This is happening at least once a week now on a regular basis, only on my mobile phone though, which is even more ridiculous, no similar problems with the iPad or laptop.

Last time I couldn't access my emails on my mobile and rang up to get it sorted out, a wise customer service rep got me to download and install the Yahoo email app. Just now I used my same login with that Yahoo app and signed in no problem at all. So clearly the answer is just to login via the yahoo app directly and cut out the middleman, B bloomin T!

[rsot]

Glad you got the problem solved Rosie - frustrating but way to get it done

[RosieTosie]

Certainly is rsot.

[rsot]

But in generally seems that you swear by BT's services....or are you exploring other options?

[RosieTosie]

Definately starting to consider other options rsot, I am still getting the annoying pings today signalling another email sign in failed from BT, yahoo app still working fine.

[Bunneh]

Originally Posted by RosieTosie

Definately starting to consider other options rsot, I am still getting the annoying pings today signalling another email sign in failed from BT, yahoo app still working fine.

Have to be careful when you switch.
I moved house and the new area i am in doesnt even have virgin so i have to cancel my contract and they charging me £250 to cancel even though its not my fault they not in the new area... pisses me off ..

[RosieTosie]

Exactly Bunneh, been said often in this forum that area coverage for various types of broadband needs to be checked before deciding to go for a brand, as you have found can be very costly to get out of deals. These companies are very good at tying us into lengthy contracts, mobile phone companies are just about the worst for this, their contracts are all but impossible to get out of without us paying an arm and a leg to change providers.

[Bunneh]

Originally Posted by RosieTosie

Exactly Bunneh, been said often in this forum that area coverage for various types of broadband needs to be checked before deciding to go for a brand, as you have found can be very costly to get out of deals. These companies are very good at tying us into lengthy contracts, mobile phone companies are just about the worst for this, their contracts are all but impossible to get out of without us paying an arm and a leg to change providers.

Lol lucky we found a loophole with Virgin.. Bt has one but only if you moving to an area they cannot supply.

So you stuck with them for 12 months :(