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Not receiving verification code emails new Yahoo mail
After transitioning to yahoo mail, Social security.gov verification emails are not received on the web nor my desktop app. Yahoo tech blamed the government, while I think the SSA probably could tell the .cox was funneled into a yahoo or something. It also happened I didn't receive an employers verification code, so not a single sender. It was all smooth when it was only cox.net. Any help figuring this out would be great, I have seen other threads on the web about this exact issue but no resolution yet.
patti_rose
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18 Messages
1 year ago
This whole transition from Cox to Yahoo is a mess. I'd suggest, at least for now, getting an email address via Gmail, and use that address for your SS and other employer's codes. We switched everything over to Gmail, and it's so efficient! I'm getting all my verification codes just fine, including my bank.
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dlkimbro
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3 Messages
1 year ago
I have the same issue and the cox rep says it’s SS fault . That is BS. Cox get this fixed!
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CurtB
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2K Messages
1 year ago
The missing emails could be in either your "Spam" or "Trash" folder. If you don't see these folders in Yahoo!mail, click the
button. You need to open those folders to check for new email because Yahoo doesn't indicate unread messages in them.
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M_Nevada
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1 year ago
I blame COX. You got us into this mess, FIX IT! If I could get into my SSA account, I could change the e-mail address to something other than xxxxx@cox.net, but in order to get into my account, they send a Security Code e-mail to xxxxx@cox.net, which the new Yahoo e-mail account won't post. Not in Spam folder, not in Trash folder, not in any folder. No indication that a security code e-mail was ever sent or received. Nothing. No way for me to log into SSA and change to a non Yahoo/@cox.net e-mail address. COX decided to go this route, and now I can't get security codes or any e-mail from ssa.gov.
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CurtB
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1 year ago
Go into a local Social Security Administration office to get what you need. Be sure to take proper identification. Then change to a Gmail account for future SSA correspondence.
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