Cox/Yahoo email conversion
My experience in the conversion has been a frustrating one. I followed all instructions but it did not work for me, apparently because i was using a Mac. Yahoo support was helpful and we figured it o...
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I am sorry to hear that you had difficulty with the transition to Yahoo. It seems to me a foregone conclusion that anyone in that move had a nightmare experience. I consider it a tragedy that Cox decided to divest its mail service. Further, it was extreme disloyalty that Yahoo was chosen as the email provider and customers had no choice in the matter.
I had so much difficulty in a transition that I got a separate email and have transitioned all important traffic to that email. Unfortunately, that did not correct the damage done by not having access to important emails I received since then. It was not until yesterday that I was able to complete the transition and retrieve the misrouted emails.
Yahoo now feels entitled to charge customers $5 a month for service that was provided as a part of Cox internet service until April 5th. What's more, all my attempts to set up IMAP or pop mail to an ordinary mail reader have failed.
That's awful! I'm not on here for that problem, but my sister's husband is in IT for YEARS, and he had a hard time with the change over. I guess GMAIL is out for Cox to use, as Cox doesn't want you to know, they have awesome services available. I'm using that. 🙂 Good luck. And sorry anyone has to deal with Cox.
